Hussein Bin Talal Park / Strelka Architects + Strelka KB + Snøhetta
Hussein bin Talal Park in Grozny, ordinary at the first glance, could be considered as one of the first contemporary public space in the Russian Caucasus. After the regional conflicts that followed the fall of the Soviet Union, Grozny, the capital of the Republic of Chechnya with a 90% Muslim population, was faced with the task of almost total reconstruction of the city. This reconstruction, beginning in 2003, has made huge strides in clearing signs of destruction and decay but public spaces, having less direct economic impact, naturally remained last on the list of priorities. The city needed a new type of urban center of attraction for residents of different ages. With this in mind, the park was to bridge national culture and modern infrastructure ? and today, it has become overwhelmingly popular in the local community.
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Architects: Snøhetta, Strelka Architects, Strelka KB
Location: Grozni, Chechenia, Russia
Lead Architects: Strelka KB: Khamid Taytsenov, Musa Bersunkaev, Ivan Selednikov, Artur Makarov, Alisa Ermolaeva Snøhetta: Robert Greenwood, Anne Camilla A. Auestad, Henry Stephens landscape design: Anna Andreeva from alphabet city
Area: 630000.0 m2
Project Year: 2018
Photographs: Strelka KB, Maria Gonzalez
General Contractor: Inkom Alyans/Alliance LLC
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Text description provided by the architects. Hussein bin Talal Park in Grozny, ordinary at the...
© Strelka KB
Architects: Snøhetta, Strelka Architects, Strelka KB
Location: Grozni, Chechenia, Russia
Lead Architects: Strelka KB: Khamid Taytsenov, Musa Bersunkaev, Ivan Selednikov, Artur Makarov, Alisa Ermolaeva Snøhetta: Robert Greenwood, Anne Camilla A. Auestad, Henry Stephens landscape design: Anna Andreeva from alphabet city
Area: 630000.0 m2
Project Year: 2018
Photographs: Strelka KB, Maria Gonzalez
General Contractor: Inkom Alyans/Alliance LLC
© Strelka KB
Text description provided by the architects. Hussein bin Talal Park in Grozny, ordinary at the...
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