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Murmansk residents are actively debating the need to build a residential complex in the Valley of Comfort
A new visualization of the development of the "Comfort Valley" has caused a lively discussion on social networks. In the photos published by the developer, some northerners were confused by the tall trees facing south, while others were surprised by the construction site.
"I would like to live there with my family. This is the best part. We will build a kindergarten and a school there, everything is very convenient in one residential complex. If Wildberry were still in the same building, I would not leave the complex at all," wrote Marusya Sharipova.
— If you look at the image, you can see that the tree has remained untouched, which is probably a feature of this project. "It looks great if it is implemented correctly." Larisa Shamova agreed with her opinion.
- To build or not, but I personally am already confused about what the majority wants. The place seems good, the project is nothing special, they will maintain the ecology of the place and improve everything there, they also promised a kindergarten and a school. Those who buy apartments there will have to monitor the fulfillment of their promises," said Alla Kravchenko.
"A significant part of the territory is occupied by untouchable power lines. On the other hand, there is the "Polar Explorer's Playground" for children, but even if it is demolished, I don't know where all these declared houses will go," Irina Lisova commented.
"It was immediately obvious that the plans and images were not created by local people. Why are there such big and thick trees in our city? They laid out emerald lawns, and the lakes are just taiga pearls. People were told to draw, and they did it without taking into account local features, climate and fauna. I'm not even saying that it would be very difficult to build there. Soviet builders left this block undeveloped, because it was too expensive next to a flowing lake of considerable depth. And the already established customs - northern holidays, reindeer sled races, cross-country skiing - contributed to the fact that this region became untouched," shared his opinion Evgeny Fedorov.