1) The subject of the order includes the construction of 2 Cyclist Service Places (MOR) and 2 observation towers on the route of the Mazurian Bicycle Loop.

2) The order is divided into 2 parts:

• Part 1 - Construction of the Cyclist Service Site (MOR) No. 2 in Trygort and No. 3 in Ogonki,

• Part 2 - Construction of View Towers No. 1 in the village of Kal and 2 in the village of Węgorzewo,

3) Detailed description of MOR and WW is included in the design documentation

Construction of Cyclist Service (MOR) no. 2 in the town Trygort and No. 3 in the village Ogonki.

2) Different configurations of cubature objects have been adopted in individual MOR, these are:

a) The carport No. 1

The carport is designed for a rest area for cyclists. It is located on a square plan. It is topped by a gable roof supported by two rows, slightly outward tilted timber poles, and two brick walls, full, forming the rear corner of the carat. The roof ridge set diagonally to the base, rises towards the uncovered forewing forming a distinctive pointed apex. Under the canopy, tables with benches will be installed.

b) The carport No. 2 with paramedics

it is a bicycle carport with sanitary facilities adjacent to it. The property is located on a rectangle plan that forms the common basis for both parts. The whole is topped by a timber roof common to both parts, a single-pitched roof, covered with shingles, supported by one end on a row of four posts and the other resting on the walls of a brick building. Wooden poles slightly deflect outward. The two exterior walls constituting a longer side, covered like the roof with timber shingles, are also sloped to the outside and to the center of the building. The gable walls perpendicular to the site, bedridden to the exterior with slate stone.

Attention! Due to different field conditions, objects in two variants “A” and “B” were designed, constituting a mirror reflection relative to each other

Construction of View Towers: No. 1 in the village of Kal and No. 2 in the village Węgorzewo.

2) Lookout Tower

The observation tower is intended for recreational functions. The tower is in the form of a cuboid around, supported by steps of stairs leading to three viewing platforms. The first is adjacent to the lowest staircase landing and is in shape close to a rectangular trapezoid. The second rectangular shaped platform is located slightly higher and is a staircase at the same time. The tallest of these, also on a rectangle plan, forms the main vantage point. The tower is topped by a single-pitched roof, covering the two tallest platforms, rising in a lookout direction. The tower is made in steel-wood construction.