The article discusses the results of a comprehensive scientific research and developed conservation solutions for the northern section of the former Bernardine Monastery in Lviv, an architectural monument of the Renaissance and Baroque periods that belongs to the UNESCO-listed Ensemble of the Historic Centre of Lviv.
In 1957-1960, the mass construction of one-story attics and two-story buildings began to solve the problem of providing housing for workers of newly established enterprises. Lviv architects on a competitive basis designed a number of projects, on the basis of which the State Construction Committee of the UkrSSR proposed to the Lviv branch of Dipromist on their basis to develop a unified series of projects of typical one-and two-storey buildings. 136 hectares of land were allocated for housing construction, on which, according to the city master plan, low-rise buildings are planned.
Ukraine has a huge historical and cultural potential. Unfortunately, their usage is ineffective. State support for museums is limited, therefore the problem of developing programs for their creation, maintenance and activity arises accordingly. New approaches to exhibiting are changing the approach to the architectural and spatial organization of the museum. Remaining an educational institution, the museum attracts a large mass of the population, becomes a large cultural and educational center, where the museum function becomes only one of many parts of the general program.