
Holocaust Museum
This two-storey museum in Odesa was envisioned as a quiet vessel of memory. Soft daylight filters through perforated concrete and glass, guiding visitors along a contemplative sequence of galleries dedicated to the victims of the Holocaust. The architecture balances solemn gravitas with an open, educational spirit, offering a place for reflection, dialogue, and hope.
Location
Odessa
Year
2019
Architect
Olena Solodovnik
Category
Public Buildings
Studio
Dekart Studio

Project Narrative
This two-storey museum in Odesa was envisioned as a quiet vessel of memory. Soft daylight filters through perforated concrete and glass, guiding visitors along a contemplative sequence of galleries dedicated to the victims of the Holocaust. The architecture balances solemn gravitas with an open, educational spirit, offering a place for reflection, dialogue, and hope.
At a Glance
- Architect
- Olena Solodovnik
- Location
- Odessa
- Studio
- Dekart Studio
- Category
- Public Buildings
- Year
- 2019
Details
Total Area
576.33 square meters
Land Area
0.10515 hectares
Floors
2
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