Reconstruction of the complex: the Mikhailovsky Gardens - Engineers' Gardens - Green Territory of the Mikhailovsky Castle
Transferred to the Russian Museum in 1998, the Mikhailovsky Gardens, Engineers' Gardens and green territory of the St Michael's (Engineers') Castle comprise a single historical and architectural ensemble that first arose back in the early eighteenth century.
The territory of the Mikhailovsky Gardens comprises 87,186 sq m (8.72 hectares), the Engineers' Gardens -16,533 sq m (1.65 hectares), green territory of the St Michael's (Engineers) Castle - 12,796 sq m (1.28 hectares).
Total area - 116,515.0 sq m (11.65 hectares)
Scientific, prospecting, repair, recreation, restoration and other kinds of works plan to 2008
- studying of soil composition;
- hydrological investigations of park water system;
- dendroproject with landscape composition analysis;
- reconstruction of engineering nets, road works;
- pipe-bend of downpour water, drainage system, clearing of the pond;
- restoration of cast-iron bridge and cast-iron fences;
- exhibition pavilion building;
- exhibition ground equipping;
- children playground equipping;
- equipping grounds meant for season cafes;
- mounting of bronze sculptures.
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