PHOTOS: Work preparations begin in central Zagreb
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- Zagreb is preparing to renovate Stara Vlaška Street and Jurja Branjuga Street across 4,050 square meters.
- The existing roadway on Stara Vlaška will become a pedestrian area, with asphalt replaced by stone paving and new surface drainage installed.
- The project is expected to cost €3.4 million excluding VAT, with construction scheduled to last three months.
Preparations are under way for the redesign of central Zagreb’s Stara Vlaška Street. Workers have removed planters and café terraces, while Čistoća crews cleaned the street ahead of construction.
The project covers Stara Vlaška and Jurja Branjuga streets, spanning 4,050 square meters. On Stara Vlaška, the existing roadway will be converted into a pedestrian surface. Asphalt will be replaced with stone paving, and the removal of curbs will create a single shared road and pedestrian area.
The redesign will also include a new surface drainage system. Construction was previously announced for September, with an expected completion period of three months.
The estimated investment is €3.4 million, excluding VAT.
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Originally published by Večernji List in Croatian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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