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Simple multi-apartment panel soviet (Russian) house

Originally posted by Simple Russian City:

Soviet house

2.433 Bricks

The first generation of Soviet standard and industrial housing construction is sectional large—panel, large-block, brick, brick-block and occasionally bulk-block apartment buildings, a series of which were developed in the USSR in 1955-1963. Large-panel houses named after N. S. Khrushchev bear the colloquial name "Khrushchevki", sometimes the name is transferred to all houses of the first generation. The concept of "first mass series" is also used.

With the beginning of the construction of the Khrushchev houses, Soviet housing construction became predominantly industrial. "Khrushchevki" in comparison with Stalinka, which were usually built of brick, had smaller apartments, the architecture of the houses in the style of functionalism was extremely simple. However, the houses of the first generation were superior in many characteristics to the multi-apartment wooden two-storey houses of the standard series, which were massively built during the Stalinist period and allowed to resolve the acute shortage of housing. The houses were built until the 1970s. In the late 1960s, the "Khrushchevks" began to be replaced by "Brezhnevks", together with which they still remain one of the most widespread types of housing in the CIS countries and a symbol of the era of the "thaw".

This series is fictional, and is allegedly being built on the territory of the entire brick rigs.

Light in the entrance - L
Light in all apartments - K
Also, all this can be turned on with separate switches

The size is 20.4M by 28.3M. The Height Is 17.8M.
The cost is $490,083.5 (With a standard multiplier)
There is no elevator
The garbage chute Is Missing
The main materials are Aluminum and steel.
There are 4 floors.
The number of apartments is 16.
The number of apartments per floor is 4.
The finishing of apartments is turnkey (Wallpaper, floor, plastic Windows).
Balconies, loggias - Balconies in each apartment.

Smart logic of light - You can turn on the light in one apartment, or in all, or destroy the shield on the ground floor, thereby leaving the house without light.
Load-bearing walls - Due to the construction, the house is quite strong, and it is not as easy to break as it seems. Load-bearing walls are present in the amount of 3 pieces, they surround the entrance, as well as a reinforced floor between the floors.

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