The house at 49-26 Generala Glagoleva Street is "covered" with a bright geometric pattern in an attempt to escape the grayness and monotony of the Moscow outskirts. The building is symmetrical to the first building on Karbysheva_21 and continues the theme of a colorful microdistrict. In the building on Glagoleva Street, it was possible to replace the structural walls on the residential floors with pylons. Due to this, a more open layout is achieved in the apartments. The heavy mass of the building is lifted off the ground by a transparent stylobate, opening up visual contact between the street and the yard. Due to the difference in relief on the site, it was possible to make it so that cars are parked at ground level, daylight penetrates into the garage, and the yard space is elevated.