1Лг-600А

1Lg-600A is a Soviet series of residential buildings for industrial housing construction, created according to a Polish project revised by the LenZNIIEP Institute in the mid-60s. Initially, the construction of houses was carried out by Avtovsky DSK-3 in Leningrad and its suburbs. The people's name “ship” was given to the series for the white facade with lines of windows reminiscent of the decks of ocean liners. Historical background On the basis of the Polish project, at least 7 typical projects of 9-storey buildings with a different number of sections and their orientation were developed. The project of the house was approved by the Order of the State Committee for Construction and Architecture on January 23, 1965. The first house under the project 1Lg-600A-5 was built under the personal supervision of A. B. Tovbin from September 27, 1967 to December 29, 1968 and was handed over to the state commission without evaluation due to the use of new designs and materials in the order of experimental construction. On the same day, Avtovsky DSK-3 completed the first house under the 1Lg-600A-1 project at 67 Novatorov Boulevard. On its basis, a 12-storey building 1Lg-600A-1-12 was soon developed (later the project was finalized and approved as 1Lg-600A-8). In those years, the development of new districts of Leningrad was carried out mainly by buildings of projects A-5, A-7, A-И1 and their sections. Point buildings were used less often, sometimes taking root in the microdistricts of the Khrushchev period. In the future, in order to diversify the development, DSK-3 began to experiment and a serious modernization of the point building project was carried out. 6 experimental 15-storey buildings under the code 9365/E were built in 1974-1975 on Pionerstroy Street, and they received the index 1Lg-600A/14, but were no longer used in the future. Buildings of projects A-2, A-3, A-4 and A-6 were never implemented. The series is one of the most massive in the 1970s, but at the end of the