Kyiv has enormous potential for development — and that requires infrastructure that stays ahead of residential construction. In a new interview for Minfin, 🔷KAN founder Ihor Nikonov shares his vision of how to create a comfortable city where it is easy to live, work, and raise children. We are convinced: development should begin with a school — a safe, energy-independent one, with a shelter and video surveillance. Next come squares, coworking spaces, and shops. Infrastructure is not an option, but a prerequisite for building residential complexes. Historic buildings are not a barrier to development, but a chance to bring the city to life. With clear, transparent rules for revitalization, we can attract investors and preserve Ukraine's cultural heritage. 🎥 Watch the interview on architecture, education, and urban logic: