POLISH ARCHITECTURE 1961-1975 - COLLECTIVE WORK

Discover a fascinating period in the history of Polish post-war architecture. The publication "Polish Architecture 1961-1975" offers a comprehensive look at the key plans, events and construction projects that shaped the landscape of Pomerania and the entire country. This unique book takes us back to a time when Polish architecture regained its splendor after the war damage, while assimilating with national trends.

• Detailed overview of the most important architectural projects from 1961-1975.
• Analysis of the impact of post-war reconstruction on the development of architecture in the Pomerania region.
• Description of the "Mister Szczecin" competition promoting modern residential construction.
• History of controversial projects such as the Dom Portowca and the unrealized ensemble of point houses in Podzamcze.
• Information about architects associated with Miastoprojekt who have won numerous awards and nominations.
• Overview of plans and events related to construction in the period of assimilation with the rest of the country.

The book "Polish Architecture 1961-1975" is not only a collection of facts and data, but above all a story about people, their visions and dreams of a modern, functional and aesthetic living environment. It is a journey through time that allows us to understand how the Polish urban and rural space developed in a time of upheaval and transformation.

Księży Młyn Dom Wydawniczy publishing house presents a publication that is a valuable source of knowledge for architects, art historians, students and all lovers of Polish architecture. The collective work, consisting of 440 pages, contains numerous illustrations, plans and photographs that facilitate understanding of the discussed issues. The 209x219 mm format makes the book handy and comfortable to read.

The year of publication 2022 is a guarantee of the timeliness and reliability of the presented information. It is an ideal offer for people who want to deepen their knowledge of Polish post-war architecture and its impact on the contemporary landscape. Learn the history of buildings and plans that have forever changed the face of Polish cities and villages.

Polish architecture of 1961-1975 in the Pomeranian region is an overview of the most important plans, events and implementations related to construction in an area that, after the period of post-war reconstruction, lost its distinctiveness and originality and increasingly assimilated with the rest of the country. This publication is key to understanding how Polish architecture evolved in a dynamic period of socio-economic transformation.