Holocaust Museum

The reconstruction of an existing building in Odesa’s Prokhorovskyi Square transforms it into the Holocaust Museum. The site was chosen for its direct connection to the square’s memorial complex and to the history of the “Road of Death,” which began here during the occupation. The architectural and spatial design is organized around the museum program: the building includes spaces for permanent and temporary exhibitions, archival collections, a conference hall, and supporting public areas. The layout considers the sequence in which the exhibition is experienced and different visitor scenarios. An expressive architectural envelope gives the building a new identity and engages with the memorial context of the site, while the interior provides a restrained backdrop for historical materials and testimonies.