Metro station Borisov tract
Description:
The metro station "Borisovsky tract" is located in Belarus, in the city of Minsk between the stations "Uruchye" and "Vostok" and is part of the Moscow line of the Minsk metro. It was opened on November 7, 2007 together with Uruchya.
"Borisovsky tract" has a two-span construction with a central row of round columns. It was designed by architects N. Nikolaevich, V. Telepnev and O. Telepneva, who endowed it with two lobby and underground passages with elevators for patients and service facilities.
The interior of the cash register halls, apron hall and transitions is designed in one architectural style. All the decoration of suspended ceilings and walls with the maximum number of art works flows from one space to another in the area of the elevator and stairwell.
The station was finished with polished and polished granite, toucharded granite, marble and ceramics. Handrails, fencing and columns consist of polished stainless steel.
The ceiling in the lobby is glossy rack, dark brown tones. It is illuminated by fluorescent point lamps and transformed into a cornice central element. The apron hall in the center is illuminated by transcarnized fluorescent lamps, and along the edge of the platform - by round lamps.
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