Czech series

Houses of 464 series known as Czech series was developed in the USSR in the 1950s. Large-scale construction continued until the late 1980s on the whole territory. At first, the All-Union series were built, and then their modifications. You can distinguish them by an interstorey area in the entrance halls and identical double-leaf windows.

You can find houses of 464 series in Kyiv in Lisovyi, Obolon, Borshchahivka, Holosiivskyi, Berezniaky, Rusanivka, in the area of Polytechnic Institute and Veselkovyi.

9-storey houses have 4 to 6 apartments per storey. One passenger elevator is available for tenants. Kitchens are equipped with gas cookers.

Ceilings are more than 2.65 m high.

Front access doors are 4 to 8 m high. There are no balconies and semi-recessed balconies on the side of the entrance; they are available on the opposite side.

Kitchens in Czech series are usually small with the area of 6 m². The current projects include bay-windows that help increase the area. Often armoured concrete panels between the walls and the ceiling are additionally equipped with angle stiffeners. They are not visible at first sight.

  

Layouts, area
Rooms	Total	Residential	Kitchen	Additionally
1	34	17	7.5
2	42	27	5.5
3	58	41	6	One-sided section, communicating and separated rooms Entrance to a semi-recessed balcony is available from a small room.
3	62	41	7.5	Two-sided section
3	68	48	7.5	Communicating and separated rooms, face section