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Some drawings depict restored versions of destroyed monuments–such as buildings of ancient Palmyra which were ruined recently.

In 2011, Atayants decided to build a church next to the village and dedicate his efforts to rebuilding the village. By 2018, the John the Baptist church built and consecrated and the St. Mary church was restored. The memorial spring was repaired, and utilities such as water and electricity were established. Three residential buildings were built, while two other residential buildings are under construction. In addition to that, an agricultural processing plant is being built that will source produce from local farmers.

In 2000 he set up his personal studio – Maxim Atayants Architects (MAA) – specializing in large urban projects.

From 1998 to 2000, Atayants was teaching at the Sapienza University of Rome and the Rome department of Notre Dame School of Architecture.

In 1996, he joined the St. Petersburg Department of the Union of Architects of Russia. By the end of the 1990s, Maxim Atayants had developed numerous projects of private houses and private as well as corporate interiors.

In 1995, Atayants studied at Prince Charles' Summer Architectural School organized by The Prince's Foundation for Building Community.

Since 1995 he has been studying relics of Ancient Greek and Roman architecture. Throughout 2004 to 2010, he was traveling through Middle East and Northern Africa, inspecting remaining architectural heritage of the Roman Empire.

In early 1991, the village of Karaglukh was destroyed during Operation Ring. The village cemetery was defiled and defaced, and the memorial spring dedicated to the village residents who died in World War II was also destroyed. All the buildings and the village infrastructure were in ruins, the village was abandoned.

Atayants moved to St. Petersburg in 1984 and entered the architectural department of the Russian Academy of Fine Arts from which he graduated in 1995. His graduation thesis was entitled "The Project of Design of the Navy Museum in Kronshtadt." In 1996, the project was displayed at the Vision of Europe exhibition in Bologna, and was published in the exhibition catalogue.

Maxim Atayants (Rus. Максим Борисович Атаянц, Arm. Մաքսիմ Բորիսի Աթայանց; born 1 October 1966) is a Russian architect, artist, and professor of architectural history and design.

Maxim Atayants was born on October 1, 1966 in the town of Ryazan to the family of an Armenian radio engineer. His paternal ancestors came from the village of Karaglukh in the Hadrut Province of Nagorno-Karabakh, where they built a church dedicated to St. Mary.