Dolgopolova Anastasia

Born in Moscow in 2003, Anastasia developed an early desire to pursue a profession that was unique, versatile, and capable of combining multiple disciplines—leading her to architecture.
In 2021, she enrolled in the Architectural Faculty of the Engineering Academy at the Peoples' Friendship University of Russia, where she is currently in her fifth year. Throughout her studies, she has explored a wide range of topics, including the design of exhibition pavilions, theater and museum buildings, as well as various urban planning subjects.
Alongside her academic work, she has participated in both Russian and international competitions with her teammate, Anastasia.
She has always admired the architect’s ability to approach a project comprehensively, and the way art and engineering come together to bring ideas to life.

Stebleva Alexandra

Born in Moscow in 2003, Alexandra sought a profession during her school years that would be distinctive, multifaceted, and highly adaptable, which ultimately drew her to the field of architecture.
In 2021, she became a student at the Architectural Faculty of the Engineering Academy of the Peoples' Friendship University of Russia, where she is now in her fifth year. During her studies, she has engaged with diverse subjects, ranging from the design of exhibition pavilions to theaters and museums, while also exploring several urban planning topics.
In addition to her studies, she has taken part in Russian and international competitions alongside her teammate, Anastasia.
She has always been inspired by how thoroughly architects approach their projects and how art and engineering seamlessly collaborate to transform ideas into reality.