The proposal for the Pag City Museum extends the spatial logic of the historic town into a new sequence of public rooms.

A museum square connects existing places within the old town and becomes part of the route through it, positioning the building as an extension of the urban fabric rather than a closed institution.

Inside, stone surfaces, filtered light and a restrained structural rhythm create a quiet framework for the collection while maintaining a strong relationship to the city outside.

The stone facade translates the traditional lace of Pag into a perforated veil.