The silhouette of the development defines the street frontage and the neighborhood’s public space. The varying heights of the buildings create a sense of rhythm, while the stepped and staggered volumes open up to spacious, landscaped courtyards featuring playgrounds and sports fields. The character of the cluster is defined by the color of local clay discovered during geological surveys of the Krasnoglinsky District.

The neighborhood is arranged along the river and descends in terraces toward the Volga; the gradual decrease in elevation opens up sightlines deep into the neighborhood. Viewed from the river, the silhouette—with its vertical accents—appears as a single form, while the light-colored fiber-reinforced concrete panels and full-height glazing create a sense of the mist’s lightness over the Koptevsky Gorge.

Low-rise buildings gradually slope down toward the water along the lower levels of the terrain, featuring private front yards and individual entrances to the apartments. Ceramic tiles and brass panels set a dark, charcoal-toned palette and complete the overall color scheme of the three blocks.