Architect Dmitry Chechulin. Architect Alexander Vlasov
The pristines were belatedly celebrated centuries of masters-colleague (Chechulin was born in 1901, Vlasov in 1900). Close both the anniversary, but also the position: in 1950, Vlasov replaced Chechulin as chief architect of Moscow. Moreover, both remained in the construction annals with the main priests of Soviet architecture. Dmitry Nikolaevich, for example, created the Komsomolskaya metro, a skyscraper on Kotelnicheskaya, a hotel "Russia" and now a government White House.