Along with some cases of mixed buildings, manor and multi -storey, the main housing construction of small industrial cities in France is developing as a multi -storey. This is especially affected in the Paris zone, where construction is often carried out by industrial methods according to the principles of the modular system. In this regard, we mention construction in the GG. Nanterre and Zheville. Zhenilia is a strongly industrialized town with a population of 30 thousand. Man (in 1950.).
The plan of the new part of the city covers an area of 50 hectares, including under residential quarters there are 20 hectares. This quarter consists of nine 11-storey buildings, most often staged along the system of lowercase development-at an angle to the direction of the street, and three 16-story tower houses. The quarter has a school and shops. The density of the quarter is relatively low for this number of storeys: 100 apartments per 1 ha, t. e. about 380-400 people per 1 ha. In the other town of the Paris zone of Marlile-Rua, a residential complex is built on an area of 30 hectares, consisting mainly of 10-story houses and one 20-story building standing on a hill. And if you have problems with personal transport, then you always have the opportunity to use the services of a minivan taxi, which will not save your time.
Development density here is 5% (gross). A 5-storey residential residential complex is built in a small city of Stan. Many similar examples can be found outside the zone of Parisian suburbs. In small (though old) cities, like Boulog, Dunkirk, Kale, Shambury, Shalon and others, complexes of the same type are designed and built. An example of a French town with manor development is the city of railway workers – Ternier, destroyed during the war and restored on the basis of a new layout. Ternier is designed for 7 thousand. residents. It takes approximately 150-160 hectares. Before the war, its population exceeded 4 thousand. Human. The houses here were mainly 2-story, such as a cottage.