We visited the TIARH studio — the place where our curator Egor Orlov honed his creative skills. The exhibition space showcases the best student works, highlighting Egor’s diploma project as a testament to his talent.

During the summer plein air event in Kazan, we visited the Kazan State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering. The Director of the Institute of Architecture and Design personally led us on a comprehensive tour and discussed the most forward-looking educational programs.

We participated in the award ceremony of the BIRTH OF SCALE exhibition. Our school has been honoured with a diploma in the MINISTRY OF STRANGER THINGS category for its highly innovative approach to shaping the future of architectural education.

The National Center RUSSIA was transformed into a laboratory of joy during the Factory of Happiness master class. Designed as a living metaphor for emotional alchemy, it became a dialogue between technology and humanity, crafting a blueprint for happiness that integrated the poetic and the algorithmic.

We have fashioned a stellar pavilion — Photonic Nexus of Tomorrow! Here, warmth becomes a self-evolving code that maps humanity’s ascent, while inspiration crystallizes into energy vortices defying entropy. SETKA doesn’t illuminate — it reprograms reality’s core, forging neural pathways between EARTH and SUPERNOVA.

At the Moscow Children's Art Festival NEBO, we unveiled an enchanting project: the creation of planets. Young architects designed their own solar systems, revealing their boundless creativity and innovative spirit.

Egor Orlov showcased his diploma project, CYBERTOPIA, at the ARCHMOSCOW exhibition. Collaborating with the TIAARCH studio, the design captivated viewers with its innovative and futuristic vision.

We had the honor of meeting acclaimed architect Andrey Chernikhov. Our students presented their projects, eagerly absorbing his feedback. Then, they moved on to sketch their future architectural dreams.

Renowned architect Andrey Chernikhov gave a lecture at ARCHMOSCOW. His talk, titled "The Great Ugliness," delved into why architecture has lost its charm. Andrey highlighted the remarkable potential of children, with their innate sense of beauty. He pointed to successful children's architectural studios like SETKA and showcased student projects.

Matvey Moshkin showcased their innovative works at the XXX International Exhibition and Forum of Architecture and Design, ARCHMOSCOW. His creation was part of the Archigraphy project, PARAKOSM.

Our student's artwork will be showcased at ARCH MOSCOW 2025 as part of the ARCHIGRAPHICS project. Paracosm is a concept from children's play, representing a magical, imaginary, often utopian land. This dream country combines structure with freedom and whimsy. Finalists from various years will exhibit their drawings, including Egor Orlov with his work CYBERTOPIA.

The Moscow Children's Art Festival NEBO opens its doors again, this time for its third edition! We are delighted to co-curate this extraordinary event, which will unfold in the Muzeon Art Park.

We have crafted a garden of futuristic skyscrapers. Now, our bio-skyscrapers are ready for urban relocation and planting. This is a thrilling yet tense time as we prepare our homes to flourish autonomously.

We became curators for the Children's Architectural Studios section at BIRTH OF SCALE to bring together innovative Russian artists and create a new community.

The SETKA exhibition at the National Centre RUSSIA in Moscow features four sections: universe, city, home, and object. Each section showcases innovative design concepts, from interstellar stations to nano-technologies.

At the SUPERMESS workshop at the National Centre RUSSIA, we built a model of a megahouse aiming to defy physics and create an infinite-size structure. The model, with a diameter of three to four meters, included a child inside and simulated urban areas around it.

During a workshop titled POST-POSTPOST at the National Centre RUSSIA, we have developed a prototype for a space-based dwelling. We set ourselves the goal of creating a spherical-shaped initial design. To achieve this, we worked together to come up with our ideas and then created a construction simulation.

The young participants of the workshop EVERYTHING ANYWHERE at the National Centre RUSSIA embarked on a journey to the ‘‘Theater of the Future’’. This innovative project aimed to raise awareness about environmental issues in contemporary urban areas through the use of theater and visual art.

We created a galactic suit in the SPACE COWBOY workshop at the National Centre RUSSIA during the BIRTH OF SCALE exhibition. The suit features a technological cloud that empowers the hero to move planets and ignite extinguished stars.

At the National Centre RUSSIA, children participated in a PLANETOPIA workshop during the BIRTH OF SCALE exhibition. They imagined a future planet and designed their own solar system.

We are delighted to accept the invitation of the Yakov Chernikhov International Foundation to participate in the exhibition BIRTH OF SCALE, which will be held at the National Centre RUSSIA. As part of the Children's Architectural Studios section, we will showcase the best works of our students and conduct a series of master classes.

School for architecture of the future SETKA proudly welcomed its students with a grand graduation ceremony. The event was held in the ATOM pavilion, the epicenter of the nation's nuclear energy.

The ATOM pavilion at VDNH hosted an exhibition of the best works by students of the School for architecture of the future SETKA.

We were honoured to receive the most prestigious award in the International Architecture Festival Zodchestvo 2024 — the Gold Sign. Additionally, our children were presented with two diplomas by the Union of Architects of Russia.

The School of Architecture of the Future SETKA has been included in the A-INDEX. This is a publicly available author's guide created by A-HOUSE. It highlights the key players in the architectural and construction industry in Russia.

We visited our friends at AALTOCLUB. The students played an architectural game and drew a school of the future.

We hosted a workshop called GAME SPACE in the lecture hall DOMIK. During the workshop, we designed various space-related objects, such as an astronaut's spacesuit, an assistant robot, a spaceship, a house on the edge of a black hole, and a cubic planet.

We hosted a workshop called TRANSFORM'EM CITY in the lecture hall DOMIK. As part of it, we developed Constructor 2.0 to rethink the concept of a city. We combined various elements such as garbage, time, functions, forms, and even thoughts to create a city of the future.

A series of master classes took place at DOM.RF, where participants created unique designs that represented their vision of the city of the future. They created an intergalactic ship, a house that combined light and darkness, an architectural superhero, and a shell that could help solve the environmental crisis.

In a report on Carousel TV, students imagined what the world of the future might look like. Children shared thoughts on their experience of studying at school.

We hosted a workshop on SBER-PRIME Veranda. The students created a space for multiple communications. How can we connect objects, clothes, buildings, cities, and even thoughts? By working together, we can solve global challenges.

We participated in the exhibition TEXTURE at the All-Russian Museum of Decorative Art. It was a huge experiment where we imagined a new vision of the future. The familiar museum spaces transformed into eco-farms, multi-level parks, a factory for robots, and an anomalous zone.

We were invited to BNTU. The dean of the faculty delivered a lecture on the development of modern architecture.

This summer we went to the open-air festival in Minsk. There, we had the opportunity to visit the National Library of Belarus. They gave us a wonderful tour, showing rare exhibits and telling about the history of the building.

We were delighted to participate in the Embassy of Architectural Schools 2023. Our workshop titled SUPERWORLD DESIGN took place in the A-HOUSE, which has now become an architectural landmark — the chambers of Prince Andrei Danilovich Drutsky.

We participated in the architectural graphics tournament LINE OF THOUGHT, which was organized by the Architectural Charitable Foundation Named After Iakov Chernikhov.

Our children's artworks were a part of the All-Russian architectural drawing contest LOOK THROUGH, organized by Archigraphic. The paintings were showcased at an exhibition during the ArchMoscow festival.

We were excited to participate in the exhibition called CHILDREN OF THE  AVANT-GARDE. The exhibition was dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the State Academy of Art Sciences. The works presented showcased the era of the avant-garde in the history of children's art pedagogy in Russia from the 1910s to the 1920s. They also highlighted how these advanced ideas are still relevant in the pedagogy of the 21st century.