The Lost Shtetl, Museum of Seduva Jewish History

Visitors will experience the museum as a tribute to the shtetls, situated next to an old Jewish cemetery and a beautiful park.

The blend of the traditional Lithuanian landscape, the historic Jewish cemetery, and the museum represents integral architecture, elevating the overall museum experience. The building itself embodies an abstract interpretation of a shtetl.

Such sensitive projects demand thoughtful and carefully considered solutions, which were precisely executed by S2A specialists.

In this project, S2A serves as a reliable local executive partner from the very beginning, ensuring the successful realization of the original vision.

LOCATION: Žvejų g., Šeduva, Lithuania

BUILDING USAGE: Museum

YEAR: 2014 project began, 2025 will open

AREA: 3500 m²

PROJECT MANAGER: ECAS AG (Switzerland)

DESIGN ARCHITECTS: Lahdelma & Mahlamäki architects (LMA )

EXECUTIVE ARCHITECTS: UAB Studija2a (S2A) - Jonas Audėjaitis, Augustas Audėjaitis, Martynas Martišius, Giedrė Lapinskaitė, Gabija Pekūnaitė, Michail Železniak, Dmitrij Bogatyriov

EXHIBIT DESIGNER: Ralph Appelbaum Associates (RAA)