3-уровневые однушки в брежневках Санкт-Петербурга. Как в них живется

Three-level one-room apartments in St. Petersburg's Brezhnevka buildings. What it's like to live in them. All of these buildings, as you can see, are made of brick. However, with neighbors, it's far from certain that they'll have thick load-bearing walls, given this type of construction. Since these apartments aren't in the same building, but in several different buildings, the square footage of the rooms and apartments as a whole will also vary. As you can see from the floor plans, the vast majority of apartments are one-room apartments. However, there are also two-room apartments. Less frequently. At the ends, but still. A couple of buildings even have three-room apartments. But these are more likely to be custom-built homes. Although the layout principle is the same everywhere. Total: apartment square footage. A one-room apartment is approximately 40-45 square meters in total. Kitchens are 7-8 meters. A room is 20 meters. Two-bedroom apartments are 50-57 meters. The kitchen and living room are the same, 7 and 20 meters. Three-bedroom apartments are approximately 70 meters each. Ceiling height is approximately 2.7 meters. But... we don't see the ceiling in some parts of the apartment, but rather the ceiling of the next floor. And that's perceived differently than simply a ceiling of 2.70 meters. Telegram channel: https://t.me/ProVokrug Come on in! It'll be interesting!)