The vision for the new eco-park is deeply rooted in the region’s cultural heritage and thoughtfully integrated into its natural surroundings. The space is designed to offer a comfortable, engaging, and diverse recreational experience for families, young people, and outdoor enthusiasts alike.
At the heart of the park’s design language lies a reinterpretation of traditional Tatar ornamental motifs, which emphasize the site’s unique identity. These patterns—drawn from the rhythms and forms of nature—are subtly embedded into building facades, landscape elements, and small architectural forms, creating a coherent and evocative visual environment.
The central emblem of the project is a stylized zoomorphic bird figure, symbolizing freedom, harmony with nature, and the spiritual renewal of the land. This iconic element not only anchors the visual identity of the park but also serves as an inspiring landmark for visitors of all ages.