Architectural drafts by Leonid and Victor Vesnin dated 1918-1922 clearly followed the pre-revolutionary neoclassical tradition. Yet, around 1923 the brothers emerged as leaders of a new, modernist, architecture.
While their early designs were rooted in pre-revolutionary neoclassical architecture (1918-1922), by approximately 1923, Leonid and Victor Vesnin transitioned to leading architects of a modernist style.