Vesnin brothers

The Vesnin brothers—Leonid, Viktor, and Alexander—were pioneering Russian architects and designers in the early 20th century. They are best known for their role in developing Constructivism, a modernist style emphasizing functional design and innovative use of materials, reflecting revolutionary ideals. Their work contributed to revolutionary architecture in Soviet Russia, prioritizing practical, efficient structures that often featured bold geometric forms. They also designed influential urban plans and public buildings, helping shape modern architectural thought and practice during a transformative period in Russian history.