ARCHITECTURAL AND CONSTRUCTION STRATEGIES FOR REVITALIZATION OF THE BOIKIVSHCHINA MUSEUM IN SAMBOR IN THE CONDITIONS OF DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION OF THE CENTRE

Abstract

The publication explores modern approaches to revitalizing the environment of the Boykivshchyna Museum in Sambir as a holistic spatial-cultural system, in which architectural and construction approaches, digital technologies and transformation form a model of multi-level interaction with the cultural homeland. The metamorphosis of the museum from a conventional space of preservation to the experience of an open environment in which the exhibition and the visitor enter into a harmonious dialogue is investigated. The defining challenges facing museums in the digital age are the need to modernize and increase the functional flexibility of the territory. The regularity of revitalization as a complex process that encompasses not only the exhibition content, but also the architectural and construction solution, the planning structure and scenarios of visitor dynamics is substantiated. As part of the design and scientific work of the Department of Architecture of the Lviv National University of Veterinary Medicine and Biotechnology named after S. Z. Gzhytsky, implemented under the grant agreement No. 101084975 – Revitalization, between the university and the European Union, comprehensive proposals have been prepared for the transformation of the main image of the building and the formation of an inclusive spatial center. The proposed solutions are based on the synthesis of the traditional aesthetics of the Boykivshchyna region and modern architectural and design means of construction, which allows preserving authenticity and at the same time updating the space. Special attention is paid to the architectural design environment as a tool for forming effective skills and obtaining visual and sensory understanding. In the future, the ability of digital technologies – multimedia installations, interactive interfaces, augmented reality navigation systems – to deepen the boundaries of the subject area, for feeling as a living process of experience. It is shown that the combination of architectural and construction revitalization and digital media that form the modern image of the museum center is multilayered and inclusive, where memory is preserved and becomes practical, and space becomes a living mediator between the past and the present...