The Holmodaptus project won a III‑degree diploma and a major cash prize at the All‑Russian Competition Residential House of the XXII Century, organized by Russian Academy of Architecture and Construction Sciences. The award was personally presented by Dmitry Shvidkovsky, Rector of MARKHI. Furthermore, the project was featured in Project Baikal (2026/1 (87)), highlighting modern residential design approaches.
At the All‑Russian Architectural Youth Festival PERSPECTIVA 2026, our students secured a well‑deserved victory. A key highlight was the recognition of Anna Zheltikova’s project Ecotecton: she was awarded a diploma by the Union of Architects of Russia for its innovative architectural concept.
We are proud to announce our participation in the prestigious All-Russian Student Olympiad, hosted by NNGASU. Our students demonstrated outstanding creativity and were awarded a diploma in recognition of the unique approach to their environmental design solution. With great honour, NNGASU presented academic supervisor Egor Orlov with a prestigious letter of gratitude, celebrating his visionary mentorship and pivotal role in guiding the students to victory.
Students from the Future Architecture Workshop unveiled bold concepts for lunar colonization at the Forward, to Victories in Space! exhibition. Marking the 65th anniversary of Yuri Gagarin’s pioneering flight and Russia’s Space Week, the event took place at the MARHI Scientific Library and sparked a fascinating dialogue between architecture and space exploration.
As part of the Arctic. Pole of Colour initiative, jointly organised by ATOM, the State Tretyakov Gallery and Rosatom, Egor Orlov introduced the audience to the world of Future Architecture Workshop. This was followed by a vibrant exhibition of student artworks presenting bold and imaginative visions of future urban landscapes.
Pavel Panshin — a student at our Future Architecture Workshop — presented his innovative diploma project, Hydropolis, during an interview for REN TV’s Science and Technology programme, part of the Future Public Transport series.
As the New Year approached, we unveiled an architectural gesture — a bold, minimalist form. Rooted in the legacy of Malevich’s architectons and Ladovsky’s geometric rigor, our spatial composition embodies the very philosophy of our studio.
We participated in the Orbit of the Russian Cosmos at the Central House of Architects, presenting four costume‑manifestos that envision the future of architecture. Inspired by the iconic "Bauhaus" and "Higher Art and Technical Studios" costume balls of the 1920s — where garments served as walking manifestos — our work continues this avant‑garde tradition.
The 7th Line of Thought Architectural Graphics Tournament was a blast at the Jewish Museum and Tolerance Center! Held as part of the captivating Yakov Chernikhov: The Image of the Future exhibition — and our workshop students were right in the middle of the action! The annual tournament has been organised by the Yakov Chernikhov Architectural Charity Foundation since 2018.
Imagine growing food in skyscrapers and designing cities for the Anthropocene. That’s exactly what our students did — and won! At Zodchestvo Russia 25, Anna Zheltikova’s Ecotecton, a vertical agro‑complex, and Pavel Panshin’s Hydropolis, an Anthropocene city vision, earned two Bronze Awards and a Certificate of Merit.
Egor Orlov's CYBERTOPIA captivated the audience at the XXX International Exhibition and Forum of Architecture and Design, ARCHMOSCOW. It was showcased as part of Archigraphy's Parakosm project, which highlighted innovative architectural visions.
Egor Orlov became a curator for the "Children's Architectural Studios" section at BIRTH OF SCALE to bring together innovative Russian artists and create a new community.
We are honoured to accept the invitation of the Yakov Chernikhov Foundation to participate in the exhibition BIRTH OF SCALE. The exhibition will take place at the National Center RUSSIA. In the "Office of the architect of the XXI century" section, you will have the opportunity to see our most ambitious project — Egoistic Archipelago.
Students of the Future Architecture Workshop took part in the award ceremony of the Third open All-Russian competition Low-rise standard 24/25. Digital Transformation, which was held at the Ministry of Construction of the Russian Federation. Our students were honored with three diplomas: two for third place, one for second place, and one for first place.
We were delighted to participate in the conference of finalists of the Low-rise standard 24/25. Digital Transformation competition. In the presentation "Village of Miracles, Magic, and Monsters", Egor Orlov discussed the values and approaches of our educational studio. He showcased several projects that clearly demonstrated the wide range of design abilities within the Future Architecture Workshop, ranging from creating houses to developing planets!
