Gray klinker brick - the choice of the industrial era of the KRYSTAL plant - acts as a backbone element or DNA of a new structure. Due to its pixelity, brick mimics into elements of landscape design [benches, amphitheaters, ramps, stairs, covering], into navigation elements [direction of masonry, walls of arches, facades of buildings], into pavilions and into elements of other natural textures [lawn, wood, gravel, water] - the choice of the post-industrial era. The new flooring is perceived as a [brick carpet] [sewn] from natural textures.

The basis of the new landscape of the territory is formed by 7 different in structure and visual perception of city rooms - 7 WONDERS OF THE CRYSTAL [GREEN THEATER, CRATER, LAKE, HILL, GARDEN, MUSEUM, YARD]