Residential Complex "Bolshoi Sampsonievskiy, 32”

The simplified rectangular columns and the rectangular thrusts on them - entanglements - combine every two floors. The background for this decorative structure are brick walls with rectangular openings. Vertical-stretched windows with French balconies in every step of the columns, as well as at the facade of the Theatre of Marcellus in Rome, as it were, fill the arcade cells as a result of centuries-old reconstructions and devices. The complex, multi-stage composition of the facades on the corner of Grand Sampsonievsky Avenue and Fokin Street is dictated by the requirements of the installation of the surrounding buildings and at the same time continues the association with the Roman ruins.

On the facade along the Big Sampsonievsky Avenue columns degenerate into pilasters, and the beams are - in traction. The two upper floors deviate from the front facades, forming terraces. The prostates are made of thin vertical elements, the glazing is neutral, to make the upper floors as visually easier and "dissolve".

The yard facades of the building «A» are more modern. Their main theme is the alternation of window openings and bay windows on the flat surface of the walls.

The facades of Building B, located closer to the bell tower of the Sampsonievsky Cathedral, have been constructed relatively neutrally. The main theme is irregular alternation of openings and openings on a flat brick wall. The simple volume and lack of expressed decorative elements create a neutral and at the same time modern image of the building, which does not argue with the historical environment. Different solution of facades of buildings «A» and «B» on Bolshoy Sampsonievsky Avenue allows to avoid monotony during a quarter from Fokin Street to Small Sampsonievsky Avenue.

Building «B», located separately, the street facade overlooks the Small Sampsonievsky Avenue. The main theme of the facade are the bay windows. Strict modern shapes are balanced by decorative masonry of brick surfaces of prostates.

The main material of front facades is matte front brick or clinker tile gray tones. The details are made of light grey, almost white, architectural concrete.