Logical maximum architectural nature
According to the TK, the entire development project is divided into three quarters, and the sequence of construction is shown in the general plan with wide green wedges. According to Vladimir Binedman, these wedges are not only facilitating the visual perception of development, but also help with the organization of additional restrooms. The wedges symbolizing alleys are a link between low -rise buildings and the main route inside the village, which is a boulevard with bilateral traffic parallel to the federal highway, separating towhaus and residential buildings with apartments with apartments. Boulevard through the checkpoint is associated with a bypass road, and the checkpoint also has its own transition to the shopping center, where both the residents of the village and the transit along the highway can get to the highway. Both buildings have the same architectural solution to create an integral image: a triangular shape and the same color performance. The gallery connecting them looks like a barrier standing at the entrance to the town.
Residential buildings are made in a simple architectural solution. Their main lines are geometric elements that include console spins, large square windows, glazed loggias in the form of parallelepiped, giving houses the appearance of huge screens. Houses-screens are the favorite form of Vladimir Bindeman (take, for example, his “House-TV”), but when designing the houses of this town, this form is already executed with all the logical maximum. The architect explains that, developing the project, he set the goal of emphasizing the nature of southern architecture, to emphasize the finding of the town almost in the steppe. Therefore, a lot of loggias, terraces with overlays from pergool, gentle roofs and rack fences, more reminiscent of blinds are designed. Facade material was chosen by the customer in a two-tone version: the sandwich panels were closed by the facial brick of dark brown and milky white colors. However, architects of the Architecturium workshop were not afraid of the simplicity of the palette – they developed dozens of variations on the combination of these two colors to give the town a complete personality.