Megabudka:

Park «Manor Lublino»

"Manor Lyublino" is a specially protected natural area and an object of cultural heritage. But although it is not one of the main tourist routes, residents of Moscow come here to rest even from other areas.

1. RESEARCH

Sociological research (you can find more details in the album) was carried out on the basis of field research and data from open sources. Two respondents went to the estate on weekdays and weekends and interviewed 300 visitors using pre-compiled questionnaires.

WHOM IS THE PARK FOR?

During the sociological research, user groups were identified:


Athletes	Outdoor enthusiasts	Less active visitors	Schoolchildren	Fishermen
Cyclists Runners Workout users	Cyclists (adults, children) Skiers (adults, children) Runners (and race walking) Young families with children, active Elderly people, active	Middle aged people Young families with children Elderly people People with limited mobility	Children from nearby yards Pupils of nearest schools	Retirees


Dog walkers	Evening and night persons	Parents with children	Sunbathers	Newlyweds
Residents of neighboring houses	Residents of neighboring houses The youth Middle aged people	Families living within walking distance	Residents of neighboring houses Retirees Families with children	Muscovites and guests of the capital

The diagram shows the age ratio of potential users living within walking distance from the manor:

Custom scripts on a weekday:

In summer, the main morning visitors to the estate are fishermen, dog walkers, sunbathers, parents with children.

In the middle of the day, the estate is dominated by parents with children, dog walkers, schoolchildren, sunbathers and athletes.

Evening users: lovers of active and inactive recreation, athletes, evening and night persons, dog walkers.

The results of the survey showed that 31% of attenders visit the estate during the cold season much less frequently than during the warm season.

In winter, the main morning visitors are dog walkers and fishermen, daytime visitors are parents with children, dog walkers, schoolchildren and athletes.

Evening visitors - lovers of active and inactive recreation, athletes, dog walkers.


		number of visitors		time of day

Custom scripts on the weekend:

On weekends, the estate becomes a resting place not only for residents of the nearby districts, but is also filled with excursion groups wishing to visit the estate museum. Also on the territory are various mass events and celebrations, including weddings.

During the summertime, the main morning and afternoon visitors to the estate are fishermen, dog walkers, sunbathers, athletes, outdoor enthusiasts and parents with children. Evening users: lovers of active and inactive recreation, athletes, evening and night persons, dog walkers.


		number of visitors		time of day

THINGS TO DO

What does each user group need? The findings of the sociological survey in the table below:

	ФУНКЦИИ
SPORT	Workout
	Sports playground
	Ping pong tables
	Cycling
	Run
	Rental pavilion

CHILDREN	Slides for sledding
	Playgrounds
	Rope town
	Treehouse

ACTIVE RECREATION	Skate park
	Walks
	Cycling
	Horse rides
	Cross-country skis
	Boat rental
	Winter swimming
	Ice rink

QUIET REST	Green beach
	Hammocks between trees
	Beach area with sun loungers
	Places to play chess
	Picnic areas

EVENT SITES	Summer scene
	Music stage
	Summer cinema
	Dance floor

INFRASTRUCTURE OBJECTS	Café
	Ice cream stands
	WC
	Bicycle parking
	Infopoint

OBJECTS OF INTERACTION WITH NATURE	Duck feeding pier
	Dog playground
	Fishing spots
	Houses for ducks

2. PLANS

Functional diagram:

		sports zone
		embankment
		quiet zone
		zone of cultural events

Master plan:

1. Entrance group
2. Sports ground with a pavilion
3. Tennis fields with an amphitheater
4. Multifunctional sports ground
5. Kiosk
6. Playground for dogs
7. Cafe by the water
8. Boat station
9. Pedestrian crossing
10. Fisherman's bridge

11. Wooden beach
12. Arbor on the water
13. Аmphitheater bridge
14. Amphitheater and stage on the water
15. Captain's bridge
16. Workout
17. Pavilion for events
18. Chess square with a pavilion
19. Wood flooring
20. Swing

21. Rental Pavilion
22. Cafe with a canopy
23. Stage / Summer Cinema
24. Dance square with a pavilion
25. Stage for performances above the flowerbed
26. Playground
27. Circular swing
28. Gazebo
29. Flowerbed
30. Public toilet

3. ARCHITECTURE

The main tasks: to emphasize the beauty of the park, to integrate architecture into nature, to create an integral recognizable image, to make it gracefully.

The design of the pavilions and SAFs is a direct reference to the wooden architecture of the 19th century estate. The herringbone ornaments found in most of the properties are borrowed from the lost buildings of the estate. At the end of the 19th century, the estate belonged to N. K. Golofteev and was destroyed by a tornado in 1904.