The exhibition project is dedicated to the unique creative collaboration of the architect brothers, whose ideas formed the basis of one of the architectural methods of the 1920s - constructivism. The exhibition reveals the path of the masters from their first student works to recognition in the professional community, allowing viewers to see their development as innovative architects. The exhibition introduces little-known pages of the creative biography of architects Leonid, Viktor, and Alexander Vesnin, who combined artistic temperament with engineering precision. Visitors will be able to trace how their worldview was formed - from youthful sketches of their native Yuryevets and student works to participation in competitions and first orders from private clients. The drawings and watercolors reveal the formation of their authorial style, where classical education is combined with the search for new spatial solutions. Particular attention is paid to the period marked by years of global upheaval: projects for industrial enterprises and settlements developed by one of the brothers coexist with theatrical sketches and decorative compositions by another. These materials demonstrate the breadth of their interests - from technological progress to stage art. Rare photographs, letters, and archival documents allow us to see not only avant-garde architects but also young enthusiasts passionate about their profession and believing in the transformative power of art. The exhibition brings together over 200 items - graphics, projects, personal belongings, and family relics - creating a living history of the birth of a new direction in domestic architecture. Find other exhibitions in Moscow on KUDAGO.