Three pigeon houses have been installed in the capital park…
Three pigeon houses have been installed in the capital park 'Krylatikh Kholmy'. Modern pigeon houses have appeared in the 'Krylatikh Kholms' park.
Consensus
- Three modern two-level pigeon lofts were installed in Krylatyye Kholmy park.
- The lofts are hexagonal in shape and designed for year-round residence of pigeons.
- Each loft includes separate zones for nesting, resting, and exercise.
- The total area of the structures exceeds 30 square meters.
- The expected service life of each structure is more than 20 years.
- Materials used are safe, durable, and meet modern standards.
- Artificial stone and wood were used in facade finishing to blend with the natural landscape.
- The project involved consultation with pigeon breeding specialists.
- 124 pigeons will be relocated from an old loft built in 1978.
Points of divergence
- The construction was led by the AНО 'Krylatyye Kholmy', with engineer Artem Roldugin overseeing the project. — ntv
- First Deputy Head of the Moscow Complex for Urban Planning and Construction Policy, Maria Derunova, commented on the project's ecological approach. — vm
- The new lofts include glass packages allowing ventilation at any time. — ntv
- The construction team consulted with pigeon breeder Sergey Stevkin on equipment and cage design. — vm
Coverage (2 sources)
- Three pigeon houses installed in the capital park 'Krylatские Kholmy' — НТВ Москва
- Modern pigeon houses have appeared in the 'Krylatские Holmy' park — Вечерняя Москва