
Under the Protection of Peter and Paul
Museum lighting for an exhibition in a historic church built in 1829
The exhibition “Under the Protection of Peter and Paul” is housed in the refectory of the Church of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul in the village of Morshchikhinskaya, Arkhangelsk Region.
The lighting concept was developed with regard to the historic architecture, the surviving elements of the interior decoration and the specifics of the museum display.
To design lighting for the museum space within the constraints of a cultural heritage site, the layout of the exhibits and the conditions for mounting lighting equipment.

How light supports the architecture and atmosphere
Exhibits, icons and panels
Directional lighting was worked out for the exhibits, icons and information panels.
The “heavens” and the “River of Time”
Separate illumination was provided for the historic painted “heavens” and the mirrored installation “River of Time”.
3000 K and 4000 K
The project combines warm and neutral light — 3000 K and 4000 K.
The ALLPROJECTS team developed the lighting concept for the museum exhibition, carried out the photometric calculations, and prepared the luminaire layout drawings and the equipment specification.
Tasks during lighting commissioning
- 01Lighting concept
- 02Photometric calculations
- 03Luminaire layout drawings
- 04Equipment selection and specification

ALLPROJECTS developed the lighting concept and produced the photometric calculations, luminaire layout drawings and equipment selection. The design decisions were agreed with the architectural team and handed over for implementation.




Kenozersky National Park — the exhibition “Under the Protection of Peter and Paul” ↗
- Building
- Refectory of the Church of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul, 1829
- Location
- Morshchikhinskaya village, Kenozersky National Park
- Exhibition organiser
- Kenozersky National Park
- Architecture and exhibition design
- Viktor Yandovsky’s team
- Lighting design
- ALLPROJECTS / ALL PROJECTS LLC
- Colour temperature
- 3000 K and 4000 K
- Year
- 2021
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