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After the government approved on Wednesday the transfer of the Lietuvos Geležinkeliai headquarters on Mindaugo Street to Turto Bankas, the latter asserts that the building must be state property.
Several realistic scenarios for the use of the building are currently being considered, Turto Bankas announced. Its head, Mindaugas Sinkevičius, says that in it a city of a ministry could be created, relocating its institutions, or a kind of public sector institutions. broad beans, by relocating the institutions located in Vilnius into a building, the institutions could also be temporarily located in the building until their facilities are repaired.
“All of these scenarios still require more detailed calculations, and it cannot be ruled out that more possibilities for building use will emerge after them,” he said.
The deliberations of the Property Bank are based on an analysis that showed that two thirds of the premises of state institutions are in poor condition and their occupation is almost maximum.
According to M. Sinkevičius, the premises of the institutions thus vacated could be sold and other projects financed.
“Of course, there are challenges – it’s a large area of the building, the facility layout, the limited parking, so consistent analysis is needed before implementation,” he said.
The Lietuvos Geležinkeliai headquarters is currently owned by the LTG Infra group company, and the building is state-owned. Turto bankas specialists are expected to take over the building and its management in one month.
Neoclassical style almost 12 thousand. kv. Meters administrative building, located in Vilnius Mindaugo str. 12, designed by architect Tadeusz Rostvorovsky in the early 20th century. The railway administration has been located here from the beginning of its construction until now. The building is included in the Register of Cultural Heritage.
