The main purpose of this assignment is to prepare a project that transforms spaces into places that attract and retain people of different ages and interests. The area under consideration is confined to the following area: Hristo Boyanov Street and a space behind Obraztsov People's Community Center "Budilnik" 1898 in the town of Rakitovo, locked between Bratya Krastini Street and Pazarna Street in the town of Rakitovo. The main tasks to be solved with the project development are: Zone 1: - To preserve the representative appearance and to enrich the space in the property with landscaping, which will comply with the constructive conditions of the buildings and objects in the property; - To create a multifunctional square space that allows for daily use and for various types of temporary events and recreation; - To create a small square space in the area of the inner courtyard of the building, thereby improving the visual perception of the building and its connection to the surrounding space. - To separate playgrounds in the property, guaranteeing safe and fun games for children from 0 to 3 years and for children from 6 to 12 years - To preserve the entrances to the property, if necessary also to separate - To provide an accessible environment in the property and newly designed areas and facilities to be used freely and by disadvantaged people - To preserve the existing and usable facilities in the property - To provide for the possibility in the winter season to install the municipal ice rink in the property 2. Main activities to be envisaged. The project plot is located in a property near the main square of Rakitovo and next to Obraztsov People's Community Center "Budilnik" 1898, Rakitovo. The building of the Museum is located in the property. The design solution should allow flexible use and allow for temporary events, exhibitions and other outdoor activities. With the design solution to rethink the traffic and reorganize the charging and delivery to the building. The transition between the different zones should be carried out only by pedestrian traffic. To set quality and long-lasting materials for flooring in space. Prioritize the use of natural materials. The project should maintain existing landscaping where it is in good and satisfactory condition and add a new one to improve the microclimatic characteristics of the space. To set quality and long-lasting materials in the selection of elements of furniture in the space. Prioritize the use of natural materials. To take into account the complexity and stylistic load of the environment in order to create a minimalist design, through which to emphasize the diverse architectural layering of the territory. To build park lighting in the property. To remove the service building in the northern part of the property. The project documentation should include all project parts in accordance with the provisions of Regulation No 4 of 21 May 2001 on the scope and content of investment projects. 3. Requirements for individual parts: parts of the project. The project should contain the following parts: ‘Geodetic’ (tracing plan and vertical planning); ‘Park development and public works’; ‘Construction’; ‘Water supply’; ‘Electricity’; ‘Fire safety’; ‘Safety and health plan’; ‘Building waste management plan’; Quantitative account and other necessary for the issuance of a building permit. The project documentation should be submitted on paper in 3 /three/ uniform sets, signed and stamped, as well as on electronic media, including all graphic, textual and tabular materials in machine-readable format - .dwg(.dxf), .docx, .xlsx and .pdf. 3.1. General project requirements The investment project should be developed in a technical phase; The individual parts of the investment project must be drawn up in accordance with the terms and conditions laid down in Regulation No 4 of 2001 on the scope and content of investment projects. The project to comply with the regulations in force, the existing levels of the streets and approaches to the property. The investment project must provide for all construction and assembly works (CMP) dismantling works and activities necessary for the realization of the construction, including detailed and precisely clarified in quantitative and qualitative terms CMP. When designing the construction works, construction products must be provided to ensure the fulfilment of the basic requirements for construction works set out in Point I of Regulation (EU) No 305/2011 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 9 March 2011 and in Article 169 of the Spatial Development Act, as follows: • Wearability – mechanical resistance, resistance and durability of construction structures and the ground under load during construction and under operational and seismic loads; • Fire safety; • Hygiene, protection of health and life of people, • Safe exploitation; • Noise protection and environmental protection; • Sustainable use of energy resources; Nowhere in the design documentation, for the intended materials, systems, equipment and devices necessary for the execution of the site, shall mark the products and name of the manufacturers, but only characteristics. Explanatory notes should clarify and justify the technical solutions adopted, cite normative documents used in design and construction, contain instructions for implementation, testing and operation. Indicate minimum technological requirements in the implementation of activities during construction, in accordance with regulations and good practices (e.g. appropriate temperature-humidity regime of work, condition of the foundation before laying materials and articles, etc.).
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