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”Socialist Modernism in Poland”, the sixth photo album/digital guide of ‘s planned series, is available in 800 copies.

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Cafe in a railway station - PKP Warszawa Powiśle, (former ticket booth)
Warsaw, Poland,
built between 1954-1963,
Architects Arseniusz Romanowicz, Piotr Szymaniak
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Kino Kijow (Kiev Cinema)
Krakow, Poland,1960-65,
Architect: Witold Cęckiewicz
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Hotel Forum.
Krakow, Poland,
built between 1978-1989
Architect Janusz Ingarden.
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Sports Hall «Spodek»,
Katowice, Poland.
built between 1964-71
Architects Maciej Gintowt, Maciej Krasiński, Jerzy Hryniewiecki
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“Jubilat” Trade House
Al. Krasińskiego 1, Krakow, Poland
Built between 1959-1969
Architect: Jadwiga Sanicka
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Exhibition Pavillon Cracow. (Bunker of Arts)
Krakow, Poland.
built in 1965.
Architect Krystyna Tołłoczko-Różyska

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Housing building,
ul. Grabiszyńska, 133-35,
Wrocław, Poland ( 1977)
Architect: Stefan Müller.

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Former furniture store pavilion “Emilia”,
Warsaw, Poland, (1960-1970) Demolished in 2017
Architect: Marian Kuźniar and Czesław Wegner

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”Socialist Modernism in Germany”, the second photo album of our planned series, is available in a third publication in 800 copies.
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The photo album includes landmarks of socialist modernist architecture in Germany – from 1955 to 1990.
Print run 800
Pages 204
German and English
Size 26×28.5 cm
Weight 1.30 kg
Designed and published by Association
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The “Sunflower Tower” apartment building
1974-1979. Mecklenburger Allee 19, Rostock
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Hochhaus mit Terrasse
1977. Platz d. Freundschaft 16, Rostock
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“Leninplatz” Housing Development
1970. Platz d. Vereinten Nationen 1, Berlin
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Press Cafe, Haus des Berliner Verlags,
Berlin-Mitte, Germany,
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Rettungsschwimmerstation (jetzt Hochzeitslokal)
1974-1981. Das Meeresufer, Binz
Renoviert in 2006 und in 2018
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Haus des Lehrers,
(House of the Teachers),
Berlin, Germany,
built between 1962 and 1964
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Former Leninplatz development, a name it would keep until 1992, when it became Platz der Vereinten Nationen (united nations square).
Berlin, Germany.
Built in 1967.
Architect Hermann Henselmann and Heinz Mehlan.
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”Socialist Modernism in Former Yugoslavia”, the third photo album/digital guide in 3rd edition of ‘s planned series, will be available in 800 copies starting with October. Those who are interested in are able to order the book on distributor page,

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The former Tuzla Bank, (Now NLB)
Tuzla, BiH,
Built in 1977,
Architect V.Stojanović
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Ilinden / Makedonium.
Kruševo, North Macedonia, 1974
Architect Iskra Grabuloska
Artists Jordan Grabuloski
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High-rise 2 & High-rise 3,
Donja Kolonija, Kakanj
Era: Late 1970s–1980s

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the PTT Telecommunications Center, detail
Skopje, North Macedonia, 1972-74.
Architect Janko Konstantinov
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the Central Post Office of Skopje
Skopje, North Macedonia, 1972-74.
Architect Janko Konstantinov

6 pic:
Administrative center,
Montenegro, Podgorica, the 70s
Architect Radosav Zeković.

7 pic:
Hotel Zlatibor,
Užice, Serbia, 1981
Architect Svetlana Kana Radević.

8 pic:
Avala Tower (Telecommunication and observation)
Belgrade, Serbia
Originally constructed in 1961, rebuilt 2006-2009.
Architects Uglješa Bogunović and Slobodan Janjić.

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