Award winning station in north-west Poland praised for its “forward thinking design”.
With plenty of greenery and water features, the park will also include paving arranged asymmetrically to form a “phantom” map of a city that does not exist, a reference to the buildings in Warsaw that were destroyed during WWII.
The president wants the Saski Palace rebuilt but questions marks about its cost and what it would be used for remain.
TFN looks takes a before-and-after look at some of the cutting-edge buildings of the inter-war years.
Take a closer look at some examples of the models from Paweł Chmurzyński "Studio Miniatur". Here you'll find, in a miniature scale, Warsaw's most iconic builidings and houses.
On a crisp, sunny November morning, TFN’s Jacek Borowski met up with model-maker Paweł Chmurzyński to find out about his charming reproductions of the Warsaw of yesteryear – and how one of his creations ended up on Iron Maiden’s Flight 666 soundtrack.
Described as a “plusenergetic” the house promises to bring an end to electricity bills.
Often thought of nothing more than a post-industrial city Łódź, in fact, boasts an abundance of Art Nouveau.
Students from the AGH University of Science and Technology in Kraków (southern Poland) have constructed the first mechanical rolling footbridge in Poland. The footbridge is 3.35 m long and is able to support weights of up to 200 kg, the university announced.
Białystok-born snapper Paweł Paniczko beat off competition from a record number of entries to make it through to the finals of the 2018 Architectural Photography Awards. He told TFN it was “a real distinction” to be shortlisted.
This site uses "cookies". By staying on it, you agree to the use of cookies.
