Aesthetics, ecology and traditions in the city of Arkadag are in the focus of attention of the head of the Khalk Maslakhaty
National Leader of the Turkmen people, Chairman of the Khalk Maslakhaty Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov conducted another inspection of the progress of the second stage of development of the city of Arkadag. During the trip, special attention was paid to the design projects of the children's entertainment park, the city mosque and sculptures that will be installed along the avenue "Ahalteke atlar" (Akhal-Teke horses), as reported in the news release of the Turkmen State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company.
Having studied the presented projects, the head of the Khalk Maslakhaty made a number of recommendations. He noted that the new children's park should be as comfortable as possible, and its design should correspond to modern architectural trends. The importance of a harmonious combination of color schemes, as well as the quality of the lighting system and sculptural works in the park was emphasized. Thoughtful landscaping and a reasonable selection of different types of trees are also important to create a harmonious, ecological space.
Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov focused on the aesthetic component of all objects, especially sculptures for the new cultural and entertainment center. When landscaping the park, he instructed to harmoniously combine the achievements of national architecture with advanced practical developments and achieve architectural unity of all structures, including fountains and other elements.
Touching upon the construction of the mosque, the head of the Khalk Maslakhaty noted that when decorating the mosque itself and the adjacent complex of buildings, the main emphasis should be placed on the application of the principles of national architecture, taking into account local natural features. He also emphasized the need for strict compliance with environmental standards.
According to Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov, the design of the "Ahalteke atlar" avenue is of particular importance, since this region is considered the original homeland of the Akhal-Teke horses. He called for a very responsible approach to the construction and design of structures on the avenue, drawing attention to the quality and durability of the building materials used.
The National Leader recalled that the installation of a monument to the Akhan horse listed in the Guinness Book of Records in the city of Arkadag, as well as the "Taýçanak" monument, serves as a clear evidence of the nation's love for the famous horses. The composition of the "Taýçanak" monument is a visible symbol of the special place that Akhal-Teke horses occupy in the hearts of the Turkmen people, and is designed to make an unforgettable impression on all guests of the city.
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