In the blog community @vpodessa began to post material that relates to the micro district "Sugar factory" (Kotovsk / Podolsk, Odessa region). I decided to support this topic from my personal account.
Unfortunately, it is not always possible to talk about positive aspects. Sometimes you have to place a few negative, you can say - sad material. On the territory of the microdistrict "Sugar Factory", next to the entrance of the plant itself, there is a small park with a fountain.
This fountain was built in the times of the USSR. Under the Soviet Union, the territory adjacent to the plant attracted its beauty. Here, in the shade of the trees, near the operating fountain one could rest.
.In those days the factory worked in 4 shifts. The management of the plant built and opened a working canteen where people were fed at super low prices. At the same time, what is important, they did not need to carry banknotes and coins in their pockets. The payment for meals was calculated from the salary. Pay attention to the photos. The fountain is located just in front of the dining room. Yes, she is now in the same unattractive condition as a fountain.
Around the fountain there was a metal fence, which emphasized the beauty of the park. It harmoniously looked at the background of the fountain and the oil. At the moment, as you can see, it is not - the fence went to the point of reception of scrap metal. And the fountain itself is almost completely destroyed and dismantled for building materials.
The beauty of this structure can be judged by its remains. You will notice the appearance of the "heart" of the fountain. Architectural thought, which decided to combine modern trends with historical features.
Now I suggest that each of you include imagination, and imagine what the fountain looked like in Soviet times. You can draw in the imagination of the landscape and present the whole picture! I hope that you will share your thoughts in the comments. It's interesting to know everyone's opinion!
Author: founder of the community @vpodessa - @jurgan
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