Urban planners
A documentary project commemorating the 70th anniversary of the Moscow Urban Development Complex. It chronicles seven decades of Moscow's transformation, revealing how urban planning decisions changed the appearance and rhythm of life in the metropolis, transforming it into a modern global capital. /2026
Iconic objects
The first episode explores the capital's calling cards, built over the past 70 years. We learn the history of the construction of Luzhniki Stadium, Stalin's skyscrapers, the reconstruction of the Olympic Stadium, and other iconic landmarks. This is a story about the boldness of engineering solutions and the architectural symbols by which the world recognizes Moscow.
Renovation
The second episode is dedicated to the evolution of Moscow housing: from Khrushchev-era buildings to the comfortable neighborhoods of the new wave of renovation. We'll show how living standards changed and how the complex solved the problem of renovating entire neighborhoods without disrupting the urban fabric. This is the story of the relocation of thousands of people and how aging buildings are giving way to modern residential clusters.
Roads and bridges
The third episode dives into the history of Moscow's transportation infrastructure. You'll learn how the iconic bridges across the Moskva River were built and how traffic congestion was addressed throughout the years. This film explores the city's arteries, which connect districts and make the capital more accessible to everyone.
Metro
This episode explores Moscow's unique metro system: from its first stages to the Big Circle Line. We'll explore tunneling technologies, unique palace-like stations, and modern digital vestibules. This is the story of how the metro grew alongside the city, becoming more than just a means of transportation, but a key conduit for time.
Social facilities
The fifth episode is dedicated to what creates quality of life: schools, clinics, sports centers, and cultural spaces. We'll show how the approach to building social infrastructure in Moscow has changed over 70 years. And how square meters translate into health, education, and leisure for Muscovites.