soviet inventions, if you look at workers' houses, bruno taut around berlin and other examples of leftistrchitecture of the twenties and thirties, we will see this type very economical housing. in the fight against excesses, they abandoned not only architectural delights, but also the previous sizes of apartments. now, while the area of ​​a two-room apartment is on average 22 m, a bedroom 6 or 8 m from ... the kitchens were especially advertised in the film, or rather their advantages, which were seen in the size of only 4 square meters. previously, in order to cook borscht - the announcer said, the hostess had to run around the kitchen up to 50 m, but now you can reach everything with your hand without leaving your place. the construction of such standard apartments in architecture was reflected in public buildings, cultural facilities, hospitals, sports facilities. belarusian architects faced very difficult tasks, to maintain a balance between styles and not to turn the city into a faceless one with monotonous buildings. a unique phenomenon was the emergence of fundamentally new approac

if you look at workers' houses, bruno taut around berlin and others. in the fight against excesses, they refused not only architectural delights, but also the previous sizes of apartments. now the living area of ​​a two-room apartment is on average 22 m, a bedroom 6 or 8 m, a common room 14, especially in the film they advertised kitchens. their advantages, which were seen in the size of only 4 and a half square meters. previously, in order to cook borscht, the announcer said, the hostess was forced to. run around the kitchen up to 50 m, and now you can reach everything with your hand without leaving your place. the construction of such standard apartments in the ussr in the republic became widespread. the specificity of the situation in the soviet union was that this very economic housing became a state program. and indeed, a huge country was built up with khrushchev-era buildings. indeed. this led to a certain architectural monotony, uniformity, some skuti. industrial approach, new trends in architecture, reflected in public buildings, cultural facil