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History Project institute №1 - the country's history

1951

Project Development Institute No. 1 contributed much to development of the construction industry. New structures and structural elements were developed here and then applied in construction, the design of construction enterprises was pursued.

Thus, in 1951, the Institute’s technical committee considered and approved the design project for a pre-stressed beam with an 18-meter span - the first in the USSR. Development of a series of metalwork plants all over the country was commenced that same year. Construction sites were prepared in Komsomolsk-on-Amur, Ulyanovsk, Novosibirsk, Kurgan, Kharkov, Nizhny Tagil.

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More than 5,000 facilities in 20 countries

ФИЗКУЛЬТУРНО-ОЗДОРОВИТЕЛЬНЫЙ КОМПЛЕКС, г. БИШКЕК, РЕСПУБЛИКА КЫРГЫЗСТАН

SPORT AND RECREATION CENTRE AT BISHKEK, REPUBLIC OF KYRGYZSTAN

Three-floor center of a large type, with a total area of 5033 sq.m., is designed for practicing futsal, basketball, volleyball, tennis, badminton, as well as wrestling and boxing. The facility is equipped with stands for 600  spectators  and a cafe for 50 visitors. Project  design works and architectural supervision at the facility was provided by specialists  of the Branch of the JSC "PI-No.1" in the Republic of Kyrgyzstan.

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Петр Абрамович Шмыков

Pyotr Shmykov

Director of Project Development Institute No. 1 1951–1958

Pyotr Shmykov took the helm of Project Development Institute No. 1 in 1951, having served as the organization’s chief engineer since February 1947. He went down in history as a highly-skilled engineer and talented organizer. During his management tenure, Project Development Institute No. 1 was recognized as an innovative institution, winning authority not only throughout the country but abroad as well: it took part in the World’s Fair in Brussels in 1958 and Scientific-and-Technical Achievements Expo in New York City in 1959. In the 1950s, numerous innovative approaches were created at the Institute that set the foundations of standardized design. This period also witnessed the start of the design of tire plants, representing a new field for the Institute.

Pyotr passed away on 20 March 1958 while on duty in the building of the Institute.

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