Translation. Region: Russian Federal
Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –
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Residential development in Moscow, especially given the architectural diversity of the central districts, is conventionally divided into two types: standard buildings and houses built according to individual projects. At the same time, unique architectural solutions are not only pre-revolutionary Art Nouveau or Soviet neoclassicism. Later and modern residential buildings were also often built according to individual projects. This year, specialists from the Moscow City Services Complex will overhaul more than 1,100 such houses.
One of these buildings is located in Veskovsky Lane (house 4). It was built in 1901 in the eclectic style. The facades have decorative elements, and neighboring houses adjoin the ends. The first floor is separated from the upper part by a profiled cornice. There is a crowning cornice along the perimeter of the building. The building is also crowned with pinnacles.
The façade, roof and entrances are currently being restored. The Moscow Capital Repairs Fund has developed an individual project for this building, which involves the use of modern domestic materials and technologies.
The work began with cleaning the facade, treating the wet areas with antifungal compounds and restoring the brickwork. Then the builders will return the walls to their original peach cream color. The sandriks and pilasters will be painted signal white.
The balconies will be put in order, the ebbs and slopes will be replaced. The entrances and basement will be repaired, a new external drainage system will be hung on the building. The walls and ceilings in the entrances will be painted and plastered, and the roof covering and lathing will be replaced on the roof. For a comfortable microclimate, mineral wool slabs will be installed, and all wooden structures will be treated with a fire-retardant composition. A new electrical network has already been laid in the building.
The work will be carried out in an 11-story residential building on Narodnogo Opolcheniya Street (building 54). It was built according to an individual project in 1968. Specialists are putting the facade, roof, and engineering systems in order.
The repair of the brick façade began with washing the exposed surfaces from accumulated dirt. Then the craftsmen restored the damaged areas of the brickwork and filled the weathered seams with a special compound. Wet areas were treated with antiseptic solutions. At the next stage, the walls will be covered with an invisible protective film that can withstand temperature changes.
The entrances and basement will be put in order, the slopes will be repaired and modern double-glazed windows will be installed in common areas. The roofing will be replaced on the roof of the building. The builders will also update the power supply system, water mains, central heating risers, cold and hot water supply.
This year, a panel building erected in Odoevskogo Passage (house 7, block 7) according to an individual project in 1996 will be put in order. Work in the 24-story building will be carried out using façade electric cradles. In order to minimize inconvenience for residents, the work was divided into several stages.
First, the builders thoroughly washed the panels and cleared the interpanel seams from the old filling. The next stage will involve treating wet areas and insulating the interpanel seams, after which it will be time for sealing. The facade will be painted in shades of "pale sienna", "rust" and "signal white".
At the final stage, the builders will replace the balcony screens and floor covering, install modern window units in common areas, repair the basement, and also install a new asphalt concrete blind area.
The Moscow City Services Complex noted that the regional housing stock capital repair program being implemented in the capital is in line with the goals and objectives of the national project "Infrastructure for life".
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