A Project to Improve the Profitability of the Use of Park Areas (Evidence from Zaryadye Park, Moscow City, Russia)

Zaryadye Park, the first park built within Moscow's Boulevard Ring, stands out as a unique cultural and recreational driver due to its innovative design and multifunctional features. Unlike other Moscow parks, Zaryadye offers a compact yet multilevel space with a botanical collection showcasing Russia's natural diversity, media complexes without analogues in the city, and a broad range of scientific and educational programs. The park serves as an oasis for recreation, walks, and cultural activities, including large amphitheaters, concert halls, and modern gastronomic food courts. It also integrates information kiosks, tourist centers, exhibition halls, and specialized areas like the ice cave and florarium. The study proposes intensifying the use of socio-engineering methodology to enhance decision-making in park management, providing a scientific basis for project activities. Zaryadye Park is positioned as a key link in the network of walking routes around the Kremlin, contributing significantly to Moscow's cultural and recreational infrastructure.

Urzha*, O., Evstratova, T., Kataeva, V.,. (2019). A Project to Improve the Profitability of the Use of Park Areas (Evidence from Zaryadye Park, Moscow City, Russia). International Journal of Recent Technology and Engineering (IJRTE), 8(3), 4402–4406. https://doi.org/10.35940/ijrte.c5531.098319