LOST ARCHITECTURE VOLUME 9

EMG Publishing is proud to present the ninth volume of the esteemed series "Architecture is the most important," titled "Lost Architecture." It is a unique journey through time that revives the memory of buildings that have disappeared from the landscape but have survived in hearts and memories.

• Essays by outstanding authors: Zbigniew Beiersdorf, Irma Kozina, Jan Łaś, Małgorzata Omilanowska-Kiljańczyk, Agnieszka Tomaszewicz, Joanna Majczyk, and Michał Wiśniewski.
• Stories about buildings that have disappeared due to the passage of time, controversies, or social changes.
• Archival photos that allow you to see these objects in their full glory.
• Memory of architecture that has shaped our identity and culture.
• Dedication to Prof. Tomasz Mańkowski, an outstanding architect and educator.

"Lost Architecture" is a collection of essays that transport the reader to the world of buildings that exist only in archival photographs and in people's memories. The authors, outstanding specialists in the field of architecture, describe with passion and erudition objects that have disappeared from our environment for various reasons. Each essay is a separate story, full of details and curiosities, which allows you to understand the historical and cultural context of a given building. This book is not only a tribute to lost architecture but also a reflection on transience and the value of heritage.

This publication is dedicated to the memory of Prof. Tomasz Mańkowski, an architect and educator who died in 2012. His passion and commitment to protecting architectural heritage are an inspiration to authors and readers. The book was created under the patronage and with the support of the Lesser Poland Chamber of Architects of the Republic of Poland, which proves its high substantive value and importance for the architectural community.

The series "Architecture is the most important" is a series of publications that aim to popularize knowledge about architecture and its impact on our lives. Each volume of the series is a collection of essays that address various aspects of architecture, from history and theory to practical applications and contemporary challenges. This series is aimed at a wide audience, from students and architects to art and history lovers. "Lost Architecture" is another important element of this series, which allows us to better understand and appreciate the value of our architectural heritage.

The book "Lost Architecture" is a must-read for anyone interested in architecture, history, and culture. It is a read that stimulates reflection and allows you to look at the world around us from a new perspective. Thanks to this book, we can better understand how important it is to take care of our architectural heritage and how much we can learn from buildings that have stood the test of time. It is also an excellent gift for anyone who values knowledge, beauty, and inspiring stories.