The team of architects from Lviv won the All-Ukrainian architectural competition for the best project solution for the restoration of the Kushnir Tower in Kamianets-Podilskyi, as reported by the Department of Architectural Design and Engineering at Lviv Polytechnic University.
The architects proposed to reconstruct the building with minimal intervention. Specifically, they plan to replace the roof with ceramic tiles and glaze the lost areas to emphasize restoration rather than complete reproduction.
The building will house exhibition, museum, and conference spaces. The ground floor may include a cafe, reading room, cloakroom, and restrooms. The upper floors could serve as shelter.
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On the third floor, they will create a virtual reality room, recreating scenes of ancient urban life. A cinema for 25-45 people will be set up on the fourth floor. The fifth floor will be arranged as a conference hall for about a hundred visitors. The sixth floor will feature a cafe with an anteroom, upper insolation, and an orangery.
