Have you ever wondered, looking at houses and streets, hotels and museums, shops and malls, who built all this? After all, someone came up with and erected entire cities, ports, bridges, and parks. Even monuments were designed by someone so that they wouldn't fall. This book is about the people who built everything that nature did not create—about architects. They do not always build themselves; they develop projects and plans, think through the use and development of territories. It is a complex and very responsible job, and its result is visible to everyone. However, we rarely see the architects themselves, sometimes we know them by name and almost never by face. Yet these masters and creators are living people, jokers and dreamers. Anna Alyamova and Polina Fadeeva, hereditary architects and childhood friends, decided to tell children and adults not only about buildings, plans, structures, and concepts, but also about their creators, who were once little, invented whimsical things, loved construction sets, helped their parents, and when they grew up, did not become boring adults but continued to play with reality and create something new and amazing. Even if all this sometimes seemed like strange childishness to those around them, over time the heroes of the book changed the world we live in.
