The exhibition "Shukhov. Formula of Architecture" takes place in Arsenal National Centre for Contemporary Art in Nizhny Novgorod. The opening of the exhibition is timed to the 800th anniversary of the city and the 125th anniversary of the All-Russian Industrial and Art Exhibition, which was a triumph for Vladimir Shukhov. Part of the exhibition consists of six models made by students of MARCH within the course "Anatomy of Structures" 2019-20, as well as models from the collection of the Institute for Lightweight Structures (ILEK) and Werner Sobek Company.

On 19 May 2021, as part of the public programme for the exhibition "Anatomy of Structures" from March to June in Galereya na Shabolovka, Lucio Blandini, director of the Institute for Lightweight Structures (ILEK) at the University of Stuttgart, held an open online lecture entitled "Lightweight Structures: Past, Present and Future".

On 12.05.2021, the final presentation of the 2nd year undergraduate student projects within the workshop "Anatomy of Structures" took place at MARCH. The theme of the workshop was the study of lightweight structures as one of the priority areas contributing to the transition of the construction industry towards sustainable development.

On Wednesday, April 28, at 18:30, as part of the public program for the exhibition "Anatomy of Structures", a round table on "Art of Construction in Russia of the XIX-XX centuries: relevance, specificity and possible research perspectives" was held. The purpose of the round table was to discuss the actual state of research in the fields of engineering art and industrial archaeology, as well as the possibility of increasing interest in them by stimulating and organizing research projects, as well as finding interested individuals and organizations in the realities of modern Russian science.

From March 18 to May 23 2021 in the Gallery "On Shabolovka" there will be an exhibition of the MARCH Architectural School "Anatomy of Structures". The exposition of the exhibition is based on the results of the course of the second year of the MARCH bachelor's degree program of the same name, dedicated in the 2019-2020 academic year to the study of outstanding works of engineering art at the turn of the XIX-XX centuries.

In July 2020, within the framework of the Anatomy of Structures Summer School, a group of MARCH BA2 students visited the construction site of a high-rise building on the 15th plot of Moscow City.

The course "Anatomy of Construction" of the Technology module of the Moscow Architectural School (MARCH) in 2019−2020. was timed to coincide with the exhibition “Shukhov. Formula of Architecture", held at the Shchusev Museum of Architecture from October 2019 to January 2020. The purpose of the "Anatomy Lesson" was the study by students of outstanding works of building art of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, in particular, metal large-span spatial coverings, which personify the transition from planar to spatial systems, unique for the theory and practice of structures, that occurred in 1880-1920. Six iconic buildings were selected as objects of research, illustrating the various stages of this transition.

Within the framework of the international exhibition project "Shukhov. Formula of Architecture", organized by the State Museum of Architecture named after A.V. Shchusev, with the participation of the Shukhov Tower Foundation, the Moscow Architectural School (MARCH), the Institute of Lightweight Structures (ILEK) and Werner Sobek Moscow took part in the exhibition, presenting models and graphic materials on the history of lightweight structures from the archive of the Institute, as well as didactic models made by students MARCH, illustrating the basic principles of lightweight construction.

In June 2019 BA2 MARCH students went on an excursion to South Germany, visiting many objects of architecture and light structures in Stuttgart and Rottweil.

On January 21 2019 a presentation of student projects took place at MARCH school as part of the Anatomy of Structures workshop. The topic of the workshop was the study of the design features of famous architectural structures from the Gothic to the present, selected for research by the students themselves. The guest critic was Patrick Keating, chief designer of the ARUP engineering bureau.

On January 21 2019 a presentation of student projects took place at MARCH school as part of the Anatomy of Structures workshop. The topic of the workshop was the study of the design features of famous architectural structures from the Gothic to the present, selected for research by the students themselves. The guest critic was Patrick Keating, chief designer of the ARUP engineering bureau.