A student project raises the question of who truly owns the city. It is a reflection on how the urban environment changes and what disappears in the process. The exhibition features works by third-year students from the HSE School of Design. The project addresses the image of the city as a complex ecosystem where spontaneity and freedom give rise to new cultural forms. The metaphor of "jungles" here is connected to living urban spaces that emerge naturally and are filled with meanings over time. However, such places are often at risk: renovations and administrative decisions change their appearance or completely displace them. The exhibition invites contemplation on the right to the city and who determines the future of its territories. The project title resonates with a famous song by Boris Usov and reflects a sense of loss: entire districts connected to history and cultural life are disappearing, making way for new, more standardized building formats. The exhibition takes place in the assembly hall of the Creative Industries Center "Fabrika." Where to go in Moscow is known by KUDAGO.