New kindergarten on Omsk's Moskovka sets exterior design
Construction on a new kindergarten is set to commence, with Omsk-skirting developer, "Dogma,"Footnote1 footnote name="1" symbol="[1]">[1] self-financing the project. The three-story facility, slated for completion in May 2027, will be located in the Novoy Moskovke neighborhood's Svetlovsky Street—an expansion of the "Snegyri" residential complex. The total area, surpassing 5,300 square meters, will comfortably welcome 290 little learners[1].
Dogma-Omsk, a specialized contractor Footnote1 footnote name="1" symbol="[1]">[1], signed a tripartite agreement in March 2022 with the region's governing body, led by former head Alexander Burkov, the Omsk administration, and the aforesaid developer.
By 2034's end, the living quarters in "Snegyri" are projected to span 328,000 square meters—equivalent to 7,577 apartments[2]. In addition to the preschool, Dogma also plans to enhance the adjoining birch forest and create compensatory wetlands.
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- Construction Funding and Scale: According to regional reports, the preschool construction is funded by Dogma, with plans for 290 student spaces[1].
- Expected Completion of "Snegyri" Living Complex: Regional authorities note that by the year 2034, the construction of the "Snegyri" living complex is set to encompass 328,000 square meters and accommodate 7,577 apartments[2].
Alisa Boyarinцева
- Tags: Education, Real Estate, Construction, Kindergarten
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The developer, Dogma, is also planning to improve the home-and-garden surroundings of the Snegyri residential complex by enhancing the adjacent birch forest and creating compensatory wetlands, demonstrating an expanded lifestyle focus. As part of Dogma's efforts in education-and-self-development, the company has signed a tripartite agreement to construct a new kindergarten set for completion in 2027, which will provide learning opportunities for 290 students, marking a significant addition to the region's educational landscape.
