Major renovation of part of the basement to provide the simplest shelter at Kherson Gymnasium No. 1 at the address: Kherson, Saints Cyril and Methodius Avenue, 17B
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Description of the project
The project provides for major repairs of the basement premises to arrange the simplest shelter with a total area of 412.20 sq. m (total area of the main premises -372.30 sq. m), in which conditions are created for the temporary stay of 300 children and teachers of a general secondary education institution in the event of a danger to their life and health as a result of emergency situations. The protective structure will be adapted for access and stay of low-mobility population groups. The spatial planning and constructive solutions, special and other engineering equipment, systems and life support means of the protective structure will comply with building codes and regulatory legal acts, and will provide a barrier-free adapted environment for children with special educational needs. The implementation of supply and exhaust ventilation is envisaged. Only LED lamps are used to illuminate the premises, some of which will be equipped with rechargeable batteries. The design took into account the level of lighting relevant to educational institutions. The arrangement of safe conditions for children to receive education will also be one of the incentives for residents to return to the city. The implementation of the project will provide benefits: reducing risks during the educational process, preserving the lives and health of children during the educational process in a face-to-face/blended learning format; reducing educational losses caused by distance learning; improving conditions for receiving high-quality safe educational services; reducing dissatisfaction of community residents with security conditions in educational institutions and available educational services, the arrangement of safe conditions for children to receive education will be one of the incentives for residents to return to the city.