Open design competition for the transformation idea of public spaces in the central part of Gargždai city (Municipality and Market Squares (considering traffic organization on Minija street as needed))

This tender concerns an open project competition focused on developing an innovative transformation idea for the central public spaces of Gargždai City, specifically the Municipality Square and the Market Square. The competition aims to gather creative and functional concepts for redesigning these key urban areas. A significant aspect of the project involves considering the organization of traffic on Minija Street, indicating a holistic approach to urban planning that integrates pedestrian zones with vehicular flow. The contracting authority has proceeded with non-public negotiations following an initial project competition, suggesting that this phase is a continuation or refinement of the ideas presented in the earlier stage. The objective is to achieve a revitalized and more accessible city center, enhancing the quality of public life and the aesthetic appeal of Gargždai. The competition seeks proposals that address urban design, landscape architecture, and potentially traffic management solutions. This initiative underscores the commitment to improving the urban environment and creating vibrant public spaces for residents and visitors. The scope of work will likely involve detailed design proposals, conceptual master plans, and potentially preliminary engineering assessments to ensure feasibility and integration with existing infrastructure.

This is a services contract in the architecture and engineering sector, with a focus on Architectural Design. Located in Lithuania, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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