Comments by "ВидеоСлог" (@videoslogmos) on "Путешествие с Расселом" channel.

  1. There are three usual explanations: 1. In the USSR, mostly 9-story houses were built for the reason that their height corresponded to the height of a mechanized fire engine ladder - 28 meters, respectively, it did not extend above the ninth floor. 2. The next reason is GOSTs, which regulate, in particular, that a 9-story building must have an elevator, and if there are more floors - 10, 12, and so on - then the number of elevators increases, and this leads to an increase in construction costs and subsequent repairs . In addition to an additional elevator, tall buildings require smoke removal systems and an evacuation route - more time and money are required to build such infrastructure, and the cost of apartments increases.
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  2.  @АлександраА-з5м  I lived in an apartment in Moscow in soviet 12-story building. With a gas stove 🤷🏼‍♂️
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  3.  @lomov_the-Real  what about 7 sisters then?
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  4. Well, actually there are more women than men in Russia just among elderly russians. Russian men die at about 60 years, but russian women live up to 80 years. Many people around the world heard about russian babushkas, but nobody heard about russian dedushkas. Because there are not many of them 😐
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  5. Unbelievably expensive for such a small space in Moscow. It doesn't fit for a long term rent. Too small. It would fit to be a hotel room. 23m³ - a bed and a couch (instead of a table), and THREE chairs. What for? 🤷🏼‍♂️ That full size fridge in the room for one person, in center of Moscow. It is never going to be stuffed really. But takes extra space. That small circle coffee table. I don't get it 🤷🏼‍♂️ Why not a normal rectangular table? I just don't get the whole concept of the design for this room 410. Need some explanation from Yuri maybe.
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  6. Looks kinda psychedelic. Fasades, lobbies and the room itself 😅
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  7.  @alexanderkostiaev9426  nope
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  8. Kazimir Malevich is the founder of suprematism in painting. Suprematism has greatly influenced design in general. Some believe that Malevich was even one of the progenitors of the science of design. He also drew the black square. The interiors of the new Sheremetyevo terminals are designed with a reference to suprematism. All these bright contrasting simple shapes.
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  9. Why do entrances into the building look like dungeons?
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  10. The quality of the paving slabs is very poor. Can you see it too? Oh, Moscow. Watch your feet, Russell 😁
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  11. The climate in Moscow is drier. And Russians have a tradition of wearing warm clothes in winter.
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  12. Gypsy's luxury. Your private palace in an apartment 😜
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  13. Such small living spaces are ok just for a business trip or maybe for a short vacation. Not for a normal life. And the owner made a mistake with the doors. They block each other. So some day he may have problems fire department.
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  14. Congrats! But be careful with them. They're tricky.
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  15. What communism, grandpa?
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  16. But not in Moscow 🤫
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  17. Depends on a landlord 😁
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  18. You mean real paper letters? But why?
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  19. No, it's too little for me. Perhaps this is suitable for a student. But it's a bit expensive for a student 😏 And I have a question. The area is only 28 m2. But there are FOUR places at the kitchen table. But there's not even room for a desktop. Where are you going to put your computer or laptop? So, no.
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