The apartment is located in atypical panel house, the construction system of which is a reinforced concrete skeleton. Therefore, it was possible to demolish all the original partitions and build a new layout of the apartment.
From the hall is the entrance to the living room, bathroom, toilet and bedroom. It is also accessible via a sliding door from the study. The living room with kitchen, dining area and study forms a generous western wing over the entire length of the apartment. The design provided for the possibility of separating the study and living room from the kitchen and dining area by a wooden sliding wall, which can turn the living room into a guest room. This will also create two independent units with a kitchen in the middle.
A compact wood-paneled block with a kitchen, bathroom, toilet and niche for a washing machine was created around the installation shaft. The original risers in the kitchen had to be preserved and are clad with stainless steel.

The concept of the material solution is based on the construction system. Concrete girders and columns are admitted and ground to rough concrete. The perimeter walls are re-plastered and provided with white painting. Only on the wall in the living room is a concrete trowel made. The solid wooden oak floor has been laid and treated with oil paint. In the bathroom and toilet are seamless large-format ceramic tiles and tiles imitating concrete. The doors to the bathroom and toilet are new, including door frames and are part of the wood paneling. Sliding doors to the living room and bedroom are made of sandblasted glass. The bedroom door is wooden, white lacquered. In the entrance hall, in the bedroom, living room and study, there are built-in wardrobes made of MDF board, painted in semi-matt white. The tiling in the kitchen is made of gray Lacobel. The kitchen is made of wooden walnut veneer, treated with walnut oil paint, as well as tiling the entire block and wooden sliding partitions.