Project: Lviv Municipal Art Center
Design by: Replus Design Bureau
Location: Lviv, Ukraine
Completed: 2020
Lviv Municipal Art Center is a new landmark on the cultural map of the city. It is a multi-functional space located in the authentic Neo-Gothic building with a modern architectural solution. The center includes a gallery, lecture halls, media library, bookstore, a cozy cafe, and a workshop. This place is created to introduce you to the world of art, aesthetic pleasure, and reflections. It may serve as a platform for informal education or establish a dialogue between artists.
Exhibitions, lectures, master classes, film screenings, concerts, performances, and other cultural events are waiting here for the residents and guests of the city. Lviv Municipal Art Center unites artists, culture experts, musicians, filmmakers, and other professionals from different cultural areas and industries.
Lviv Municipal Art Center occupies a residential building number 11 down Stefanyka Street, surrounded by various cultural institutions. Our neighbors are Stefanyk National Science Library, Borys Voznytsky Lviv National Art Gallery, and the Lviv Art Palace.
This Neo-Gothic townhouse belonged to Leon Sapiga and was built in the mid-1970s by the project of Lviv architect Adolf Kuhn. At different times, it served as newspaper editorial offices, community residents, studios, and as National Ossoliński Institute’s bookstore library.
You can learn more about the history of the building on Center for Urban History’s website. From our side, we welcome you to come and see the building with your own eyes.
more info https://www.lvivart.center/en/about-us/
