Melnikov was commissioned to construct this Pavilion by the All-Russian Tobacco Syndicate. It addresses the lower classes of the Russian society by showing them a step by step production process. The building’s circulation is therefore defined along one clear path to control the way visitors view any element of the exhibition. The building’s shape and materials, reminding of grain elevators, is combined to a factory-like display to address peasants and city workers. Originally Melnikov’s design was based on the Makhorka’s round logo. The final building is less less literal. However, a few round elements contrast with the angular geometry while the brand’s name is an important feature.