The land site of the housing complex “Homecity”, whose name is a derivative from the “mother name” of “Comcity”, is situated on the territory that belongs to the same owner as the business center, whose glass wings can be seen shortly after you drive out of Moscow down the Kiev Highway, on the right. Comcity here owns the territory that stretches in an elongated trapeze that widens as it distances the highway. If you inscribe it into a triangle in your mind’s eye, the sharp “nose” will be somewhere on the highway. In the narrow part of the site – the one that is closer to the highway – as early as in 2014, the first building of the Comcity business park was constructed, designed by the Czech architectural company Cigler Marani. Two years later, the owners of the complex turned to Sergey Kiselev and Partners with a request to inspect the territory for a possibility of adding a certain amount of housing function to the dominating office one, with a view of improving the site plan. Sergey Kiselev proposed a few options for developing the north side of the territory.