Belarus is looking to Russia for turnkey projects, but not
in the form of factories or plants. The
Architecture and Construction Ministry of Belarus has been tasked with finding
ways to increase their production and that included looking at working out of
the country. These turnkey projects
would be in the form of housing and urban planning projects. One of the largest exports that Belarus sends
to Russia, specifically Pskov Oblast, is building products. These projects would help create more
opportunities for the people of Pskov Oblast along with some much-needed
infrastructure.
In order for a city to be successful, it needs to have some form of infrastructure and opportunities for the citizens to support themselves. It's great that the turnkey projects will support both of these areas, while also possibly adding more housing.
ReplyDeleteI can actually understand that idea. I am seriously considering the idea of finding some land and buying a tiny house with my wife. WE don't want a big house and don't want a lot of visitors. So exporting these types of projects is pretty much a done deal.
ReplyDeleteMy husband and I have been seriously discussing the same thing for years now. We've even gone so far as to draw out plans of what we would like our tiny house to look like and what features would be inside. I think right now it's just a matter of actually taking the step...
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