as a location, pushsha is located in the watershed zone of the baltic and black seas, viskuli, pure pine forest, berry bushes all around, pine, oak, spruce, such overgrowth as there was none now, foliage, it was all blown through, no... there was no smoke there in principle, a good pine forest, there was a boar, plenty, the food supply was excellent. on january 5, 1958, khrushchev was greeted with belarusian hospitality and the high-ranking guest was also in a good mood. but unexpectedly for everyone, a scandal. was infected, not a joke. khrushchev, when he saw the two-story building, pounced on the management and the builders. i have such palaces in moscow, i need wooden ones, a hunting one. but no matter how much i like the building, it is truly unique in its architectural solution. in the background of daylight. the use of our natural materials, oak, ash, pine, that is, a beautiful pattern at once, simple original, but our pushka materials, for me, viskuli is interesting from the point of view of combining the forest, landscape and this architecture, after all pompous, also an am

the viskuli residence became a place for receiving distinguished guests for many years. unique object in the most. blunders, the beginning of the decline of the time of creating unique, expressive, and inimitable in their architectural solution buildings, was laid by the devastating all-union conference, which was held in the kremlin on december 7, 1954. it was there nikita sergeyevich delivered his historic speech about architectural excesses and restructuring in construction. in the mid-fifties, the era of pompous buildings, ceremonial. on the path of industrialization of construction, the course towards which was removed in the ussr, was ending. khrushchev openly called them a stumbling block . at the beginning. 1955, the belgosproekt institute discussed the resolution of the central committee of the party on the elimination of excesses in design and construction. it was difficult to call it stormy. mordvinov's report was taken as a basis, president of the academy of architecture of the ussr. many were confused and perplexed. just recently, at a meeting in the kremlin