Using scrap metal, old window frames, wiring and other castoff materials, the extraordinarily intricate models are defined by their craftsmanship, precision and detail.
Thought to have been one of the largest in Central Europe, the temple’s remains were discovered in the city’s old town.
Uncovered during routine renovation work in Warsaw’s Regional Court, it is thought that the paintings could be directly related to the building’s wartime or pre-war use.
Costing PLN 120 million, the extraordinary facelift which includes restored and reintroduced details that had been lost or damaged as a result of WWII, has returned the station to its previous glory when it was considered one of the city’s most iconic landmarks.
After quitting the demanding world of finance, Kamila Nawój says she hopes to now challenge gender stereotypes and set up her own female renovation team.
A senior member of Poland's governing Law and Justice party (PiS) has said he will take the editor of one of the country’s leading newspapers to court for the alleged violation of his personal rights.
Lying undisturbed for over 70 years, the German-made MP-40 was discovered in near perfect condition during work on a tenement house in Tarnów alongside its magazine and several dozen rounds of ammunition.
While digging to insulate the building’s foundations in Łódź, the workers stumbled upon a wooden box filled with over 400 antique objects, including candlesticks, cutlery, glasses, and other utensils.
Making a visual impact with its smart wood finishes, restored ceramic agas, and jaunty green-trimmed windows, the station in the village of Zajezierze is being hailed as more than simply an aesthetic triumph.
Lead conservator Dr Eliza Buszko said that although they had been able to identify images of the saints, “inscriptions under the cardinal portraits were damaged, so whilst we have been able to ascribe names to some, others remain unidentified.”
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