The transformation of the “gray belt” in St. Petersburg is not happening as quickly as previously planned. Moreover, in the new General Plan, the area of industrial territories has significantly increased until 2040, but the transfer of industrial zones to residential development has recently become more complicated. But redevelopment projects are still being implemented — so, according to St. Petersburg Real Estate, redevelopment sites for housing construction accounted for 28% of land transactions in the first half of 2024, and 7% for apartments. We will talk about how this process is happening now at the round table.
We invite you to discuss the following issues at the round table:
- What is currently being built on former industrial territories? Which formats are most suitable on industrial lands In which territories redevelopment is going well, and which ones are just waiting in the wings? Difficulties in transferring industrial lands to residential and public-business development areas. How will the new Rules of Land Use and Development, which have not yet been approved, help developers? The most successful and unsuccessful redevelopment projects in St. Petersburg and other Russian cities. World experience, which can be relied on. Promising areas for redevelopment in the future? How are they reflected in the Master Plan?
The following are invited to participate in the round table: developers; representatives of architectural bureaus; representatives of networks of office centers, public spaces, enterprises that have appeared on the site.
According to the results of the round table, publication on the
The round table will be held at 12:00 / September 11, 2024
If you have any questions about participation, please contact:
Nadezhda Dolgopolova, nd@fontanka.ru , tel. + 7 (981) 749–48–63
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