Every time you enter Makhachkala, there is a danger of an attack on the psyche, brain and health in general. We are talking about “Makhachkala architecture,” which can serve as a teaching aid with the title “You can’t build like that.” Makhachkala architecture is an infrastructure that shows its face (or backside) with every natural phenomenon and even without it.
This revelation is not just a criticism of officials and city authorities; in the aggregate, the townspeople themselves are also at fault, who build commercial points overnight right above communications, townspeople who place the border of their gates a couple of centimeters more on the sidewalk, although there is a couple behind the house acres of empty, uncultivated vegetable garden. This includes garbage thrown from apartment windows, and ugly “garbage truck windows” that don’t have time to remove it all, etc...
The city itself is no longer a city, it is spoiled by common efforts, just like Khasavyurt, Derbent, Kizlyar, etc. These settlements have turned into a continuous bazaar, into a mega-sphere of services, quantitatively on par with megacities, and even qualitatively there is nothing to compare with, unfortunately... A lot of reasons, from corruption to squatters, from the lack of large production (plants and factories) to illegal business, etc...
When we all stop, look back at our cities and say - YOU CANNOT LIVE THIS WAY!