Two years after winning the civic budget, construction of the Intergenerational Meeting Place will begin. The neighborhood park pavilion will be built in the Armenian Square. The Warsaw Greenery Board has just announced a tender for the selection of a contractor for the construction work.
The historic square in Sadyba
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The Armenian Square is a historic park space in Sadyba, in the immediate vicinity of Fort IX, known as Czerniakowski. Currently, residents can relax here among the greenery and enjoy the playground and sports fields. The new pavilion will be a place that unites generations, a space for integration. Ultimately, everyone will be able to meet here with friends, organize an exhibition or a neighborhood workshop.
sunk in greenery
photo: CUBE / ZZW
The detailed design of the pavilion was made by CUBE architects Kubicki Mizielinski Sp.J., based on a concept by Grzegorz Mizieliński and landscape architect Katarzyna Molska-Szztwiertnia. The designed building will be one story with a roof terrace. Partially covered with earth, it will blend into the park surroundings and correspond with the neighboring ruins. In winter, the building will be able to be used for sledding. Other glazed elevations will open the interior to the surrounding greenery.
meeting place
photo: CUBE / ZZW
The building consists of a vestibule from which there is access to a public restroom, further on the main multi-purpose room and a coffee annex with facilities and staff toilet. A terrace is located on the roof, which is accessible by an external field staircase. The multipurpose room will have the possibility to be divided into two smaller rooms if the activities planned in the pavilion are scheduled at the same time. A detailed program for the operation of the pavilion is being developed as part of the City's cooperation with the Socio-Cultural Society of the City-Garden of Sadyba.
green terrace
photo: CUBE / ZZW
New plants will be planted around the pavilion. Beautiful beds of groundcover roses, dwarf pine and perennials will be created on the slopes. The roof of the pavilion emerging from the hill will be covered with grass and become a green terrace.
