Barnaul in beginning of 19c.
In the second half of the 18th century eleven new plants in Altai, seven plants in Nerchinskiy district were built (not including mines). The planning idea of the unity of a town and a plant remained in the years classicism in Russia was developing. This is confirmed by the plans of the town of Barnaul of 1789, 1803, and 1835.
New ideas in the planning of basements, walls, roofmgs, and the usage of brick, stone, and metal side by side with woods, prove the permanent progress in Siberian Construction in the 18th century.
