STADIUM X: A PLACE THAT NEVER WAS - ED. BY JOANNA WARSZA

Embark on a fascinating journey through time and space with the book "Stadium X: A Place That Never Was," edited by Joanna Warsza. This unique publication takes the reader into a world of alternative visions and unrealized projects that could have changed the face of architecture and urban planning. It is a must-read for all lovers of history, art, and culture.

• Inspiring reading for history and architecture enthusiasts
• Unique perspective on unrealized projects
• Rich source of knowledge about alternative urban planning visions
• Engaging narrative that stimulates the imagination
• Aesthetic graphic design that makes reading more enjoyable
• Ideal gift for people interested in art and culture

The book "Stadium X: A Place That Never Was" is a collection of essays and articles that analyze unrealized architectural and urban planning projects. This publication shows how many visions and ideas have never been realized, but could have significantly influenced the development of cities and societies. It is a fascinating journey through the world of imagination and creativity, which encourages reflection on the future of architecture and urban planning.

Joanna Warsza, the editor of this publication, is a well-known curator and art critic who specializes in the field of public space and artistic interventions in urban space. Her work is characterized by an interdisciplinary approach and commitment to social dialogue. Thanks to her knowledge and experience, "Stadium X" is an extremely valuable and inspiring publication.

The Bęc Zmiana publishing house, which published this book, is known for publishing ambitious and innovative works in the fields of architecture, design and culture. Their publications are characterized by high editorial and graphic quality, which makes them appreciated by readers and critics alike.

"Stadium X: A Place That Never Was" is a publication that will surely interest all those who are looking for inspiration and knowledge about alternative visions of the future. It is a book that stimulates the imagination and encourages reflection on the role of architecture and urban planning in shaping our world. Number of pages: 127, Format: 136x204 mm, Binding: paperback.