In the center of Moscow began the demolition of the shopping center “Pyramid” – RBC

Fences, brought to the shopping center” Pyramid “near the metro station” Pushkinskaya “on the eve of the demolition of Photo: Vyacheslav Prokofiev / TASS

to the shopping center “Pyramid” on Tverskaya street buses arrived, which began demolition of buildings. Earlier in the Moscow mayor’s office told us that the owner has decided to voluntarily demolish the building, which authorities considered samostroem

Near the metro station “Pushkinskaya” in Moscow began the demolition of “Piramida” shopping center, reports TASS reported from the scene. In the fenced area arrived buses, driven by the equipment necessary for the dismantling of the building, he said.

Earlier in the department of trade and services of Moscow said that the owners of the shopping center “Pyramid” and two other objects samostroya intend to disassemble construction . “When the voluntary dismantling of buildings owners can receive compensation. Payments are made prefectures within two months from the date of the relevant treatment “, – quotes agency the words of the representative offices

As said the head of the Moscow department of trade and services Alexey Nemeryuk, demolition shopping center” Pyramid “may need three days.. The official said that as far as compensation is not. “If he (the owner) will appeal to the Moscow government, we will consider an appeal,” – he said,

Earlier, Chairman of the Board “Pyramid 2000″, which built the shopping center, Vladislav Vasnev said in an interview with “Vedomosti” that. the company recently completed the sale of the building, received a total of arranging it, and now the fate of the object is to solve the new owner. According to the Russian State Register, in lieu of “Pyramid 2000″ became the owner of the center of Azerbaijani citizen Ramin oglu Sultanli Beshir.

Demolition of objects of trade in Moscow began on the night of February 9, while at the same time began the analysis of 97 objects. The relevant decision of city government said about 104 pavilions built without permission.

Commenting on the demolition, the mayor of Moscow, Sergei Sobyanin said that it is “a good example of that is not sold is true in Russia, heritage, the history of our country.” “You can not hide behind the papers on the property purchased is clearly fraudulent means”, – he said at the time. Luzhkov has also repeatedly stated that the demolished buildings were dangerous for the Muscovites. Moscow government, he said, is ready to provide the owners of demolished pavilions opportunity to build new facilities.