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Development concept, master plan of the interventions at the entrance of Shkodra and project for the regeneration of the western shore of Lake Shkodra

Client
Fondi Shqiptar i Zhvillimit
Location
Shkodër, Albania
Service
Design
Period
January 2022 – June 2023
Status
Completed
Reference no.
2022-007

The project

The intervention area, defined as the urban regeneration of the western shore of Lake Shkodra (the Buna River Park), extends from the road bridge over the river Buna at the entrance of the city of Shkodra, continues with the city park on the river bank and ends in the area where the two bypasses meet. The territories fall partly within the territorial units defined in the General Local Plan — SH039.UB, SH027.UB and SH112.UB — with an area of 18.2 ha.

The interventions carried out for the development of the implementation design: the regeneration of the squares and of the open public spaces within the area; the regeneration of the promenade along the lake shore (the water front); the construction of works and structures for public purposes; the construction of the parking areas and of the public bus stations; the connection and reintegration of Bypass 2 with the other parts of the Buna Park project; the creation of the pedestrian trail towards Rozafa Castle.

What we did

Urban study

New urban design

Preparation of the hydraulic models and of the relevant calculations for all the sewerage, water supply, irrigation and drainage systems

Preparation of the Environmental Impact Assessment

Preparation of the structural calculations and reports for all the components of the project

Preparation of the cost estimates according to the detailed design

Implementation design of the electrical installations

Topographic and photogrammetric survey

Geological report and study

Implementation of the GIS system

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