Landscape Improvement Project for the Forecourt of a Mixed‑Use Complex

Location — Minsk, Pobediteley Avenue — the main square in front of the multifunctional complex and adjacent walkways to entrances, public transport stops and car parks.

Concept and vision

The forecourt is reframed as the complex’s urban threshold: continuous, legible routes tie together key destinations, while furniture and lighting structure the space and improve comfort and safety.

Technical project diagrams (selectively)

Scope

— Layout: routing of pedestrian paths, junction details, slopes, and drainage.

— Street furniture: linear and radius benches, seat‑curbs, litter bins, bicycle parking, wayfinding.

— Lighting: placement of poles and low markers, illuminance levels, optics selection.

— Planting: year‑round composition of trees, shrubs, and grasses with root pockets and mulching.

Design highlights

— Routes read through a modular paving pattern and linear lighting guides.

— Two bench typologies create entrance waiting nodes and long resting lines along green pockets.

— Layered lighting (ambient + accent) enhances night safety and articulates the glazed façade.

Photos of the landscaping of the surrounding area of the multifunctional complex on Pobediteley Avenue, Minsk

Role and responsibility

Lead Landscape/Urban Designer: concept, full drawing set (masterplan, grading, furniture shop drawings, junctions, lighting plans and calculations, planting plan), specifications, coordination with contractors.

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This project was developed by me while employed at JSC “ViaSETrade” (Minsk). All project materials and photographs are the property of JSC “ViaSETrade” and are shown here exclusively for portfolio presentation.