Строительная информация:

Plastering of facades in a residential building should be carried out after the completion of the main construction works, with terazim mortar. All wooden parts - after the end of construction, it is necessary to proceed with the addition of a small amount of paint for subsequent painting with oil paints. Plaster base - terazim solution. Wooden elements of the balcony, stairs - painted with oil paints. Entrance doors, window openings will be painted with oil paint 2 times. Internal work must be carried out after covering the roof and glazing the windows. The internal plastering of the walls is performed with lime-sand mortar M-4, the ceiling is plastered with cement mortar. The ceiling and the inner surfaces of the walls are painted with water-glue mixtures. In the bathroom and toilet, a panel with glazed tiles is arranged at h - 1.80 and h - 1.20 m. Relative to the floor level, the walls in the pantry are whitewashed with lime mortar. The floor - in the rooms and the hallway - parquet on the logs on brick columns on the 1st floor, on the 2nd floor on reinforced concrete panels on the rough floor, in the kitchen, in the corridors, the pantry - wooden planks on the logs laid on the brick columns; in the boiler room, in the bathroom and in the bathroom - from Metlach tiles on a concrete base.

Факт о строительстве:

Works of art are an invaluable asset of mankind, without which it is impossible to imagine world culture. An important place in this acquisition is occupied by architecture, this "stone annals of the world", in which the leading ideas of the past and present, the collective genius of nations, their glory and pride were embodied. Every nation is proud of the cultural achievements of its ancestors, because it sees in them not only its past, but also its present and future. However, there are works of architecture that belong to all of humanity. These are the Acropolis of Athens and the Taj Mahal in Acre, the Sofia of Constantinople and the Church of the Intercession on the Pearl, the Paris Square of Concord and the ensemble of the Moscow Kremlin.