The Lost Shtetl Jewish Museum / Lahdelma & Mahlamäki Architects

AI Briefing

• – The Lost Shtetl Jewish Museum was built to commemorate the lives and culture of the destroyed village of Šeduva, executed by Nazis in 1941.
• – The museum features minimalist, abstract 'houses' with hip roofs forming a cluster of buildings that evoke a dreamscape of a village.
• – The museum represents not only Jewish but also European culture, honoring the victims of the Holocaust.