To revive this abandoned and polluted territory, the Molainiai Filtration Park is being designed on a 13.5-hectare site, intended to become a unique green space for recreation and education. The park’s main axis is a thematic path that invites visitors to journey through the symbolic stages of the territory’s transformation. This narrative will span four main zones, reflecting the journey from a polluted past to an ecologically restored future, integrating nature, industrial heritage, and art.

The educational path will begin in the “Prehistory” zone, where art objects, such as a recycled asphalt tunnel and a pollutant cistern, will evoke the industrial legacy and pollution. Later, visitors will move into the “Present” and “Hope” stages, where they can observe phytoremediation processes (soil-cleaning plants, mycelium) and natural water filtration. The journey will conclude in the “Healing Garden,” which embodies the “Future” vision, symbolizing fully restored natural potential—complete with a clean water body, an amphitheater, and new paths—serving as an example of ecological awareness.