Imagine the following picture:
a developer takes a project of a house that looks similar to the nearby building of Vertikal (it seems beautiful);
presents this project to the city (presents it to the public and the administration);
receives a building permit...
And everything seems to be fine, BUT! Why did no one at any stage THINK of the fact that about 70% of city traffic passes along the Moscow Highway every day, and this is almost 100 thousand cars, and all of them observe OBSCURITY in the form of motley glazing of loggias and chaotic canopy of external air conditioner units (((
One took the project cheaper, another "somehow" approved it, as a result we get a piece of GHETTO in one of the developing places of the city (a metro station, a main highway, and across the road a huge site of the former 4th Gas Processing Plant is being developed). All that remains is to wait until they start welding structures on loggias and balconies with parapet removal similar to Khrushchev-era buildings, and hundreds of condensate outlets from air conditioning systems will leave streaks and stains on light facades.
BRAVO Samara!