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Reasons for five-storey Khrushchyovkas in the USSR
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In the USSR, five-storey buildings known as 'Khrushchyovkas' were constructed for logical economic and technical reasons. Their height was not arbitrary but met specific requirements and capabilities of the time.
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- Five-storey buildings were built in the USSR
- The design had economic logic
- Khrushchyovkas became mass housing in the 1960s
USSR · Khrushchyovkas · economy · architecture
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