"Green Bay" is a project transforming a transit route into a public space for strolling and gatherings. The starting point of the path leading to the sea, the church, and the yacht club currently lies derelict.
The space is structured around three "piers" across two parallel routes: pedestrian and cycling. The first is located near the transit stops, featuring a sail canopy, benches, information stands, and a historical cellar adorned with a flowerbed. The second serves as a focal point, highlighted by an art installation commemorating the centenary of the Leningrad Region. The third features a "Rock Garden" complete with timber decking winding through boulders, alongside a designated dog-walking area. This is an invitation to slow down and immerse oneself in the maritime atmosphere and local history.
Vyborgskoe Highway, Primorsk, Leningrad Region, Russia
Saint Petersburg State Art and Industrial Academy named after A.L. Stieglitz, Department of Environmental Design, 3d year.
Darya Sharshukova, Arina Filatova, Eva Kostikova, Pavel Goryachkin, Olga Umarova, Alena Shamonina, Anastasia Berezina
Darya Sharshukova, Arina Filatova, Eva Kostikova, Pavel Goryachkin, Olga Umarova, Alena Shamonina, Anastasia Berezina
Mentor of the project: Elena Nikolaeva