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Dynamic Museum Design Wins 2009 Fall Architects JURY Competition

A dynamic design for a modern art museum in Odessa, Ukraine, is the winner of the 2009 Fall ArchitectsJURY competition.  Sivak Dmitriy, a student at the Odessa State Academy of Building and Architecture, designed the winning project in ArchiCAD. “Odessa is a big city with lots of galleries and classical art museums, but there is no museum of modern art.  I wanted to give Odessa’s many artists a place to exhibit their work,” Dmitriy said, when asked about his diploma project.  The project is located in the heart of the city, an area that is frequented by many tourists and locals alike. Read More

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