The final exhibition of creative studios shows how children and adults master architecture through drawing, modeling, mosaic, and ceramics. Here, not only finished works are visible, but also the journey from the first experiments to the final project. The project summarizes the academic year at MUARstroy. It features drawings, architectural models, mosaics, tiles, and reliefs - everything that emerged during classes where participants tried to view the city through the eyes of artists and architects. The ages of the authors vary, so childlike boldness and adult attention to material come together. The first section is dedicated to graphics. Some masters worked with ink, charcoal, watercolor, sanguine, pencil, and pastel, while others moved on to print techniques and large compositions. The result was avant-garde posters, architectural projects, and still lifes. In the second section, the main focus is on models. Older groups explored museum architecture from the second half of the 20th century and the beginning of the 21st century, invented their own museums of contemporary architecture, and presented them in various scales. Younger authors worked on the same theme, choosing unexpected corners of the world for their buildings - from Japan to Vorkuta. The final part introduces mosaic and architectural ceramics. Here you can see completed works and those still in progress. Look for interesting exhibitions in Moscow on KUDAGO.