Urban space is not only innovative building, but also well planned and executed interesting elements of small architecture - to a large extent they affect the functionality and attractiveness for residents. In Minsk, increasingly appear benches Solar, where you can charge your phone or use the wi-fi.
Many people, especially pensioners, answer, that would be more than happy to move around the city on foot, but their health or physical condition does not allow to overcome the long stretch of track, because the city is not always enough places where you could sit and rest. The problem can be solved by increasing the number of park benches. After all park bench an inexpensive practical product, which not only beautify the city, but also make it more convenient.
Lighting walking and cycling routes
Lighting hiking trails – another important step in the improvement of the city aimed at the, so that people in the evenings can safely move around the city on foot or by bicycle. The lighting must ensure safe movement along the paths, allowing quick to notice the obstacles and dangers to the movement. Especially important, чтобы освещение позволяло быстро опознать действия человека находящегося на большом расстоянии. Правильное освещение, both the horizontal, and the vertical plane, will contribute to the prevention of crime, reduce the risk of vandalism and violent crimes.
Street lighting is essential for safety. Pedestrian routes should be very well lit., so the quality needed outdoor lighting. Правильное уличное освещение позволяет значительно снизить расходы на эксплуатацию, as a solution for both economic, and environmental.
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