New Polish architecture projects with building news and architectural images, plus architects background. Find current Poland buildings updates from across this East European country.
Major works to visit include the Polish Army Museum Warsaw, Warszawa by architect studio WXCA. Located at the historic Warsaw Citadel, this major addition to the cultural landscape of the capital city. The museum project involves a mix of historic buildings and new construction, with sensitive attention given to the relationship between the distinct components and their context.
Also you should check out Skyliner, one of the capital city’s newest skyscrapers, in the vibrant Wola business district. Skyliner is one of the tallest buildings in the capital at 195-metres high.
Finally, take a look at the Beech Valley Housing Complex, Grabówko Lake, Kashubian Valley, north Poland, by ArchMondo Piotr Kowalczyk.
mode:lina designed this Volkswagen Home in Warsaw, Poland. Volkswagen has always been a truly visionary brand with a penchant for design. New technologies rapidly transform the style of living and customers’ expectations.
Mobius Architekci designed a three storey, single family house, attempting and succeeding to create a contemporary urban house in a mountain environment, where the local law requires traditional form.
VÈLO7 are interested in offering best quality bicycles to their customers, they wanted to create a unique place that would reflect their common fascination. This job was entrusted to a befriended studio – mode:lina™.
Design: RKW Architektur. The Stadion Energa Gdańsk is an effortlessly curved symbol of modern architecture. It is an important landmark and a bold statement for both locals and visitors in Gdańsk
Architects: mode:lina
The designers from mode:lina™ have faced a challenge of planning an interior project for Norwegian company Opera Software, creator of the popular web browser.
Baltyk Tower Poznań appears totally different depending on what side it is approached from. A linear building design by MVRDV Architects with a concrete, entirely glass-fronted façade and clearly exposed aggregate grain, sets it apart from its surroundings
Design: Ludwig Mies van der Rohe architect. News update on the Mies Museum in this Polish-German city. For almost 20 years, the stern, cuboid forms of the Wolf House loomed over the town of Guben.
Architect: Daniel Libeskind. Europe’s Tallest Residential Tower opens, a soaring 52 storey (192 m / 629 ft) tower taking ten years to complete, The arched façade rises to an apex creating a multi-level penthouse.
Design: Zalewski Architecture Group. The main objective of the exhibition space is to present the products of GE grouped in thematic areas and at the same time familiarizing viewers with additional information by means of multimedia installations
Architects: mode:lina. In the heart of Poland a new culinary scene has arisen. Architects from mode:lina™ studio were commissioned to design an interior arrangement of Bidfood Farutex Culinary Academy.
The building of a development, Varso Towers, comprising three buildings including an office tower designed by Foster + Partners, has begun with completion expected for 2020
The most complex building design to date by Spanish architect Fernando Menis: The interior is marked by the presence of the red brick, crashed and melted into concrete. Almost all the exterior is made of white concrete.
Design by Mobius Architekci Przemek Olczyk within a picturesque landscape on a plot with direct access to the lake via a private beach. The building was designed to complete the land form on the spot, as well as to take full advantage of the impressive lake panorama
Design: KWK Promes, architects. The building design attempts to redefine the single-family house to integrate architecture with nature. The classic household division into the living area, located in the ground floor and the sleeping area above is transformed into new typology.
Design: Ideograf Architectural Studio. This contemporary Polish architecture project is an interior design of an apartment in Gdansk. The main architectural idea was to walk visitors through the rich history of the city
Design: Zalewski Architecture Group. The idea for this project involves changing the existing building to offices, building a new pavilion acting as the customer service and redesigning the landscape around the villa.
Design by Krzysztof Wodiczko and Jarosław Kozakiewicz. The project is the starting point for discussions about peace, art and history, and for a debate on the establishment of the Institute itself