Now I'm getting closer and closer to the center of the Sokol. This time I wandered into the neighborhood of Pechatkino. I also photographed the dugouts in it in the summer and, driving past, saw all these houses.
There was nothing unusual about one block.
There are even more abandoned houses here than in all previous neighborhoods.
I didn't even want to go into the courtyards.
I photographed all the houses from the street.
Because there is no street lighting in the yards of abandoned houses.
It's the same, but residential – you can immediately see that there is a yellow light in the yard at the back of the house.
Maybe because this type of barracks is the most boring?
There is such a variety of baraque styles in Sokol that these banal boxes are the simplest and most boring...therefore, on the way to another block, I began to remove the snow.
It became a little more interesting on another street.
The rarest are corridor–type barracks or communal apartments.
The architectural style is immediately visible!
There is such a variety on one street!
But the snow is constantly fighting for its attention.
The struggle of warm and cold tones!
Another atypical barracks...But it's already finished. Resettled and under demolition.
The snow-covered trees are starting to win.
It is impossible to miss such beauty.
This neighborhood was initially disappointing, but then pleased with the variety of types of barracks...and the snow-covered trees.