Well, if you want to demolish the houses of the tsarist era, then you need to start from the old town. The houses there are older than the apartment buildings in the sleeping areas.
Stupid language like the language of Simas, demolish the railway bus stop and build shops, hotels and restaurants there, and move the railway station to the boardwalk and take the bus to the pier. You can write every day with such delusions that the residents will add money to the construction of new houses. they don't have money to bet and they will never have it unless they win the lottery and all the millionaires in power impoverish people, they themselves became millionaires and billionaires, now I want to take away from people their last wealth, which they gave
This is how it should be done, to speed up old buildings and build new ones. Only those people whose buildings will be demolished will need a roof first, if that problem is solved, there will be no problem at all.
You first build something (without "boxes"), and then tear it down. For now, the Vilnius authorities only create empty places: on Mount Tauros, on the Green Bridge, on the Šeškina hills, etc., they cut down trees and plant whips (maybe read the book "Mysterious life of trees").The city looks abandoned, the leaves have been lying in piles since autumn, left to be blown away by the wind.
Well, if you want to demolish the houses of the tsarist era, then you need to start from the old town. The houses there are older than the apartment buildings in the sleeping areas.
Stupid language like the language of Simas, demolish the railway bus stop and build shops, hotels and restaurants there, and move the railway station to the boardwalk and take the bus to the pier. You can write every day with such delusions that the residents will add money to the construction of new houses. they don't have money to bet and they will never have it unless they win the lottery and all the millionaires in power impoverish people, they themselves became millionaires and billionaires, now I want to take away from people their last wealth, which they gave
This is how it should be done, to speed up old buildings and build new ones. Only those people whose buildings will be demolished will need a roof first, if that problem is solved, there will be no problem at all.
Siomka will close earlier...
This will happen in the next century.
You first build something (without "boxes"), and then tear it down. For now, the Vilnius authorities only create empty places: on Mount Tauros, on the Green Bridge, on the Šeškina hills, etc., they cut down trees and plant whips (maybe read the book "Mysterious life of trees").The city looks abandoned, the leaves have been lying in piles since autumn, left to be blown away by the wind.
Leaves are not garbage. Find out what they are good for nature and why there is no need to rush to remove them.
Call in the Russians with rockets will take down the whole city in no time.