The Village continues an overview of unusual and useful projects that come up with in different cities of the world. In the fourth issue - automatic parking for Eco Cycle bicycles. In the section “Ideas for the City”, The Village talks about useful, convenient or simply unusual projects that come up with and embody in various cities of the world with one purpose - to make people's lives better. Today we will talk underground parking for bicycles in the cities of Japan.

The Village regularly scans city sandwiches and disassembles them into pieces. In this issue is a sandwich with Mozarella from Osteria Numero Uno, which is prepared in a cafe. Compound Toast bread Fresh tomato Mozarella Di Bufal Fresh basil To read the whole, buy a subscription. She opens three editions at once Subscribe [you can pay for a Russian or foreign card. The subscription is extended automatically.

In the next theatrical season, Eduard Boyakov will be replaced as artistic director of the Praktika theater by director Ivan Vyrypaev. Eduard Boyakov, founder and artistic director of the Praktika theater, is leaving his post. The new artistic director will be the famous director and playwright Ivan Vyrypaev, whose candidacy was supported by the Moscow Department of Culture. Vyrypaev will take office in April 2013.

Last year, two friendly companies - office furniture supplier KSBüro and archbureau T+T Architect - simultaneously had a need for new offices. Architects were expanding their staff, and distributors needed a showroom to work with clients. The spontaneous idea to join forces led to the directors of the companies agreeing on a joint project.

The Village continues a series of materials about Moscow historical houses at risk. In the new issue - fanagory barracks on Baumanskaya Street. Title: Fanagory barracks (Senate House) Address: Baumanskaya street, house 61 Year of construction: 1753–1757 What now: military unit What is planned: it is unknown The building of the Fanagorian barracks was built in 1753-1757 according to the project of architect Dmitry Ukhtomsky at the site of the Lestok house, the court physician Empress Elizabeth.

By the end of 2012, vans with cafes and food stores will begin to ply around Moscow. The Moscow authorities have come up with an alternative to street food kiosks: from the end of 2012, drive-thru cafes will begin running around the city, RIA Novosti reports, citing Nikita Kuznetsov, deputy head of the Moscow Department of Trade and Services.

Moscow designer Viktor Antonov came up with a logo for the capital, reflecting the transport situation in the city. Designers continue to offer their logo options for Moscow. This time, Moscow designer Viktor Antonov presented his vision, who took as a basis the circular structure of the capital. The logo reflects the centricity of Moscow, the orientation of the city in the center. Three circles are associated with boulevard, garden rings and MKAD.

Pictures, sculpture and video art 28 of Novosibirsk artists will be exhibited at Erarta. Among the exhibits are the sketches of Vladimir Fateev, the “monstration” of Artyom Loskutov and the work of the Blue Noses group. In Erart, the exhibition “Artistic Economy” opens. Contemporary art of Novosibirsk. " The five halls of the museum will be occupied with paintings, sculpture, video, public art objects and photo works of 28 contemporary artists from Siberia.

The Village collected facts about five national diasporas in St. Petersburg and found out where they study, who foreigners in the city work and what they work in their free time. In the heading of the League of Nations, The Village writes about how and what emigrants live in St. Petersburg live: from European expans to merchants from neighboring countries.

Every week, The Village asks Muscovites to take pictures on the street and tell where they buy things and why. Every week, the editorial office asks one of the Job’s acquaintances to take a picture on the street and tell in what brands he is dressed, where he bought them and where he prefers to buy clothes. This week, The Village photographed the director of the Esquire magazine department Ekaterina Pavelko at her house in Bolshoi Predthensky Lane.