SPODEK AT ITS ZENITH. A GUIDE TO POST-WAR ARCHITECTURE

Discover the fascinating world of post-war architecture in Poland with the guide "Spodek at its Zenith". This book is a journey through three decades of systemic transformation, allowing you to look at the buildings from 1945-1989 from a new perspective. See both the pros and cons of this period, without negative associations with the era in which these unique structures were created.

• In-depth analysis of post-war architecture
• Unique perspective on buildings from 1945-1989
• Time distance allowing for objective assessment
• No negative associations with the era
• Published by the National Institute of Architecture and Urban Planning
• 327 pages full of knowledge and inspiration

The book "Spodek at its Zenith" is not only a guide, but also a valuable historical document. The authors from the National Institute of Architecture and Urban Planning have undertaken the difficult task of objectively assessing post-war architecture. Thanks to their work, we can look at these buildings from a new perspective, appreciate their unique character and understand the historical context in which they were created.

This publication is ideal for architecture enthusiasts, students, historians and anyone who wants to better understand Polish post-war architecture. You will find detailed descriptions of the buildings, stylistic analyses and numerous illustrations that will help you fully appreciate the beauty and value of these often underestimated structures.

"Spodek at its Zenith" is also an ideal gift for anyone interested in the history and architecture of Poland. With this book, you can discover the fascinating world of buildings that have permanently entered the landscape of our country. Don't wait, order today and embark on a journey through the architectural gems of post-war Poland!

The book is published by the National Institute of Architecture and Urban Planning, which guarantees high quality and reliability of information. The integrated binding ensures durability and aesthetic appearance. The 230x175x24 mm format makes the book comfortable to read and store.