Even in mid-July, the intersection of Yanka Kupala Street and Igumen Tract was a vacant lot: green grass, a few trees, bushes. And there were no signs of construction activity. But just two months later, the site's appearance has changed dramatically. Now, behind the construction fence, a new building — the future Mak.by — is looking out at us.

The Loshitsky Mak.by has already taken shape (overall quite recognizable). Glazing and final facade finishing have not yet been done, but there's not much left to wait — the facility should be ready in a month.

Given this pace, it's believable: enough people are working on the site.

Reminder: this will be the country's 30th, anniversary restaurant. The new establishment is designed to accommodate over a hundred guests at once: 78 visitors can be seated in the hall, and another 32 will find places on the terrace. Naturally, the Mak.Drive line will also be operational.