Строительная информация:

The Second World War, unleashed by the German-fascist invaders, caused enormous damage to humanity. Many architectural monuments were destroyed. Soviet cities suffered personal destruction. The fascists destroyed the famous palaces near Leningrad, the world-famous sights of Kyiv, Chernihiv, Novgorod, and Poltava. Thanks to the enormous efforts of the Soviet people, destroyed cities were revived, and thousands of architectural monuments were restored and restored. The protection of monuments in our country has become a national concern. Societies for the protection of monuments of history and culture were created in all republics, and millions of Soviet people, including students, joined this noble cause.

Факт о строительстве:

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.