Architecture is much more than just designing and building spaces – it reflects our history, shapes our cultural heritage and expresses visions for the future. One such visionary work was the Villa Wolf in Gubin, created in 1927 by world-famous architect Ludwig Mies van der...

Created at the end of the 19th century by Ebenezer Howard, the utopian vision of "garden cities" lived to see numerous, albeit non-ideal realizations, interpretations and distortions. At times, it also served as a tool for colonizing conquered territories. Barbara Nawrocka,...

Orphan Memory: Between Vanishing and Forgetting in Eastern Europe Ruined graveyards, repurposed temples, toppled monuments, abandoned village – all of these are common sites across Eastern Europe. A history of imperial upheaval, forced population transfers,...

The event will discuss the contributions of modernist women architects, focusing on their role within avant-garde architectural networks. Drawing mainly on examples from Eastern Europe and the Bauhaus, the panel will reflect on the complex relationships between society, gender...

Barbara Nawrocka wystawa Plantstoria | 14 Weekend Architektury w Gdyni Utopijna wizja Ebenezera Howarda z końca XIX wieku doczekała się licznych, choć nieidealnych realizacji, interpretacji i wypaczeń. Niekiedy stanowiła również narzędzie kolonizacji podbitych...

Sculpture is spatial compositionˈ - the essence of Katarzyna Kobro's work can be summarised briefly and precisely with this artistic motto. Our lecture offers a much deeper insight: Dr Małgorzata Jędrzejczyk, curator and co-director of the Exercising Modernity programme, takes...