Two new Bauman Moscow State Technical University buildings open in Moscow

On February 1, during an online meeting of the Mayor of Moscow and the President of Russia, two new buildings of the Bauman Moscow State Technical University research cluster were opened. These are the research center and the multifunctional library building. Open Technology Engineering specialists designed all the internal engineering systems and carried out construction, installation and commissioning works for power supply systems and low-current systems.

This project to create a world-class campus is being implemented by the Government of the Russian Federation jointly with the Government of Moscow on behalf of the President of Russia. The new campus will house almost 170,000 square meters of new premises and 14 new buildings, including 11 newly constructed buildings, 2 restored cultural heritage sites adapted to modern university needs, and 1 fully reconstructed building.

Open Technology Engineering began working on the building complex project at Bauman Moscow State Technical University in 2021. The company's area of responsibility includes designing all internal engineering systems of the 14 cluster buildings and constructing engineering systems (power supply, lightning protection and grounding, architectural lighting of facades, a complex of fire-fighting systems, physical security, communications, automation and dispatching systems) in 9 buildings.

The first two new buildings, the Biotechnology Center and the Transport Engineering Center, were commissioned in December 2022.

On September 1, 2023, 2 more buildings were commissioned: a five-story Multifunctional Research & Education building and a two-story Palace of Technology – a restored 18th century building of the Phanagorian Barracks.

(photo by the Press Service of the Mayor and the Government of Moscow)

On February 1, 2024, 2 more buildings opened their doors. The first one is the research center of Bauman Moscow State Technical University. A new six-storey building with an area of 5.2 thousand square meters, will host the university's advanced engineering school, where specialists in the field of rocket and space science will study and make projects for high-tech companies. The building will feature research laboratories, educational and leisure spaces, and administrative offices.

(photo by the Press Service of the Mayor and the Government of Moscow)

The second building is a multifunctional library complex. This is a restored three-story building of the Chemical Laboratory, built back in the 19th century. The complex will include a modern multimedia library center. The building will also house classrooms, computer labs, laboratories and facilities for university staff.

Currently, Open Technology Engineering is carrying out construction and installation works for internal engineering systems in three buildings of the central cluster under construction with a total area of over 60,000 square meters, that consist of seven buildings connected by a common one-story underground part.

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Media coverage:

http://kremlin.ru/events/president/news/73363

https://www.mos.ru/mayor/themes/4299/10697050/

https://www.m24.ru/videos/vlast/01022024/662499

https://bmstu.ru/news/dva-novykh-korpusa-baumanki-stali-chastyu-kampusa-mirovogo-urovnya