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History
History Project institute №1 - the country's history
2004
A new procedure for land-plot provision was adopted by the investment and construction industry. In May 2004, the St. Petersburg Law “On the Procedure for Providing Real Estate Property Owned by St. Petersburg for Construction and Renovation” was adopted, establishing a tender basis for providing real estate properties. These changes encouraged a competitive environment on the construction market and furnished investors with qualified, long-term supply.
Steps aimed at facilitating the coordination and state expertise board examination of town-planning and design documentation was another important improvement in the industry’s ongoing development.
Territorial activity still has notable scope in the order package of Project Development Institute No. 1. Territory planning projects were developed for the following industrial zones: ‘‘Gorelovo,’’ ‘‘Kirpichny Zavod’’ and ‘‘Volosovo,’’ and formation layouts for industrial and utility-and-storage zones in Tosno, Gatchina, Vyborg and Volosovo Districts, the ‘‘South’’ industrial zone in Ivangorod were elaborated.
The Council for Town-Planning and Architecture of Leningrad Region noted the high quality of the engineering-and-technical solutions provided by Project Development Institute No. 1 as the leading territorial organization in the field of designing industrial zones and individual production units.
Among the Institute’s important industrial projects this year are the second line of the Kraft Foods plant, Tikhvin carriage works, Nokian Tyres tire plant in Vsevolozhsk.
Projects
More than 5,000 facilities in 20 countries
SECONDARY SCHOOL AT KRESTOVSKY ISLAND, ST. PETERSBURG
The building of the school has 4 floors of 29 275 sq.m overall, its facades are designed in various style decisions. The school is projected for 825 pupils and has all the necessary infrastructure for the education and development of children. The facility is planned to be commissioned in 2021, project design work and architectural supervision are carried out by specialists of Project Development Institute No. 1.
Faces
The Institute’s outstanding personalities
Lev Katkov
Chief engineer 1986–1990
He was appointed chief engineer of Project Development Institute № 1 by order of USSR Minsevzapstroy (Ministry of Construction for the Northern and Western Regions of the USSR) dated July 28, 1986. He started his career at the Institute as an engineer in 1956. After that, he was employed as a senior engineer, group manager, departmental chief structural engineer, and starting in 1967, occupied the position of deputy chief engineer. In 1956, he was a responsible expert taking part in elaboration of the extremely important design work “Directions for the Structural Engineering of Buildings and Installations in the Machine-Building Industry.” Project Development Institute №1 was appointed lead institution for the mission by USSR Glavstroy (Chief Construction Department). Many sprawling industrial enterprises from various branches of the economy were designed under the supervision of Lev Katkov, with such important projects as Nizhnekamsk Tire Works and Atommash among them. He left the post of chief engineer at his own request on March 1, 1990. He was awarded the Badge of Honor and medals.
News
Institute projects
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SPORT AND RECREATION CENTRE, MAYSKYI, BELGOROD AREA, RUSSIAN FEDERATION
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KONDOPOGA PULP&PAPER MILL, KARELIA REGION, RUSSIAN FEDERATION
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SVYATOGORSK PULP&PAPER MILL, LENINGRAD REGION, RUSSIAN FEDERATION
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SEGEZHA PULP&PAPER MILL, KARELIA REGION, RUSSIAN FEDERATION
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OLGINO HEAT&POWER PLANT, BALASHIKHA, MOSCOW REGION, RUSSIAN FEDERATION
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KRASNOSELSKAYA NO.6 BOILER HOUSE, TORIKI AREA, ST.PETERSBURG
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SEA RESIDENCE OFFICE COMPLEX, ST.PETERSURG
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MULTIPURPOSE CENTRE WITH SKATING AREA, ASTRAKHAN, RUSSIAN FEDERATION
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SECONDARY SCHOOL AT KRESTOVSKY ISLAND, ST. PETERSBURG
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SPORT AND RECREATION CENTER AT TIKHVIN, LENINGRAD REGION, RUSSIAN FEDERATION
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INTERNATIONAL CENTRE OF RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS, SOCHI, RUSSIAN FEDERATION
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ICE PALACE, TULA CITY, RUSSIAN FEDERATION
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SPORT AND RECREATION CENTRE AT KLINTSY, BRYANSK AREA, RUSSIAN FEDERATION
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SECONDARY SCHOOL WITH SPORT FACILITIES AT BISHKEK, REPUBLIC OF KYRGYZSTAN
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SPORT AND RECREATION CENTRE AT KYZYL-KIYA, REPUBLIC OF KYRGYZSTAN
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SPORT AND RECREATION CENTRE AT OSH, REPUBLIC OF KYRGYZSTAN
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SPORT AND RECREATION CENTRE AT BISHKEK, REPUBLIC OF KYRGYZSTAN
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SPORT AND RECREATION CENTRE AT ARASHAN, CHUYSKAYA AREA, REPUBLIC OF KYRGYZSTAN
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SPORT AND RECREATION CENTRE AT BAKTUU-DOLONOTU, ISSYK-KUL AREA, REPUBLIC OF KYRGYZSTAN
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SPORT AND RECREATION CENTRE AT TALAS, REPUBLIC OF KYRGYZSTAN
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SPORT AND RECREATION CENTRE AT KARA-SUU, OSH AREA, REPUBLIC OF KYRGYZSTAN
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Hampton by Hilton Saint-Petersburg ExpoForum Hotel
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Hilton Saint-Petersburg ExpoForum Hotel
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Belshina Belorussian industrial tire complex
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Nikolaev shipbuilding plant
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Admiralty plant
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Norilsk mining-and-metallurgical integrated works
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Krasny Vyborjets plant
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Arkhangelsk self-contained paper mill
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Kirov Plant
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Electrosila
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Izhorsky plant
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Katoka mining society
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Atommash
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Dnepropetrovsk tyre plant
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Sluices of the Volga-Don channel
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Volzhskaya hydroelectric power station
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Shipyard in Loksa City, Estonia
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Leningrad reinforced-concrete plant No. 5
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Baltic plant, Leningrad
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Leningradskaya Hotel
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Tajik aluminum plant
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Gai ore mining and processing industrial complex
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Labor banner plant named after Lepse
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Cherepovets steel-rolling works
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Angarsk electrolysis chemical industrial complex
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Vibrator plant
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Neva furniture industrial complex
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Ford auto-assembly plant
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Bryansk machine-engineering plant
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Nizhnetagilsky metallurgical industrial complex