The book examines the experience of planning and building a new city, created in 1951-1955 at the Kakhovskaya hydroelectric station. The construction of Novaya Kakhovka is an example of complex development based on the widespread implementation of the typification of housing and civil construction. The work contains a brief history of the design and construction of the city and an analysis of its planning and development. The book is designed for architects, builders, as well as for readers interested in the development of Soviet architecture.