Tenders Are Invited For From Inra Asema-Aukio To Tori

Asema Square Between Vapaudenkatu And Hannikaisenkatu Will Be Transformed Into Jyväskyläs New Market. At The Same Time, Asemakatu Between Vapaudenkatu And Hannikainen Will Be Turned Into A Pedestrian Street. A Snow Retention System Is Planned To Be Built On The Section Of Asemakatu To Be Converted Into A Pedestrian Street, But The Market Area Remains Within The Scope Of Normal Winter Maintenance. The Part Of The Street Section That Is Kept Under Water Is An Extension Of The Water Kept Areas In The Upper Part Of Asemakatu. The Defrosting System Reduces The Need For Winter Maintenance In The Area To Which Pedestrian And Bicycle Traffic Passing Through The Area Is Directed. Currently, There Is An Old Snow Retention System On The Sidewalk Along The Street, Which Will Be Renewed In Connection With The Street Renovation. The Materials Used Are, For Example, Knob And Dice Stone Stacks, So That The Overall Look Of The Entire Area Is Consistent. The Curb Supports Along The Street And Other Delimiting Elements Are Also Natural Stone. On Asemakatu, Street Greenery Will Not Be Placed More Widely, But Between The Street And The Market Area, Street Trees Will Be Planted As Space Dividers, And In Connection With The Stormwater Feature That Will Be Built In The Lower Part Of The Street, E.G. Perennials And Haymaking. The Squares Market Plan Includes The Reorganization Of The Entire Site Plan Squares Functions. New Market Stalls, Access To The Forums Parking Facility, And Maintenance Routes For The Surrounding Properties Have Been Placed On The Square. The Market Plan Includes Renewing The Lighting Of The Entire Area And An Art Concept That Renews The Cityscape Of The Market Area. The Art Concept Work Vipusen Laulu – Salusjärvi And Tennilä Is A Central Element In The Market View With Its Surface Textures And Additional Elements Related To The Work, Such As Furniture And Surfaces Containing Word Art And Walls. The Lighting Of The Market Area Is Designed To Be Implemented As Pole-And-Wire Lighting, Which Also Integrates The Lights Of Asemakatu.