National Museum of Art in Vilnius
The idea was to design the extension of the historic building in such a way as to respect its original shape. The Radziwiłł Palace has been a witness and participant in history since the 17th century, traces of different eras can be seen on it. A. A clean and economical architectural form allows to extract the qualities of the historic structure. Contemporary solutions and details correspond to the historic facade and complement the historic building in a balanced way. The planned extension, and partly the reconstruction of the palace, focuses attention on the whole building, evenly exposing its individual parts.
Type:
transformation and heritage
culture
Use:
public building
Client:
Lithuanian National Museum of Art
Date:
2021
Location:
Vilnius
Area:
10608
m2
Status:
concept design
Awards:
4th prize in the international architectural competition for the reconstruction of the Radziwiłł Palace in Vilnius organized by the Lithuanian National Museum of Art
Authors:
Szczepan Wroński, Małgorzata Dembowska, Krzysztof Moskała, Adrianna Manista
