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	Project	Architect	Field	Typology	Location	Publication	Page
14249	Residential House on Szelągowska Avenue, Poznań	Janina Czarnecka	Architecture	Housing	Poznań, Al. Szelągowska	Architektura i Budownictwo 1932 / 01	41
14248	Residential House of Dr. Prądzyński on Grunwaldzka Street, Poznań	Władysław Czarnecki	Architecture	Housing	Poznań, ul. Grunwaldzka	Architektura i Budownictwo 1932 / 01	40
14247	House of Mr. Ulmański (Cooperative of White-Collar Workers, B.G.K.)	Władysław Czarnecki	Architecture	Housing	Poznań	Architektura i Budownictwo 1932 / 01	39
14246	House of Director Czapczyński (Cooperative of White-Collar Workers, B.G.K.)	Władysław Czarnecki	Architecture	Housing	Poznań	Architektura i Budownictwo 1932 / 01	38
14245	Insurance Institution for White-Collar Workers Building in Poznań	Marjan Andrzejewski	Architecture	Office	Poznań, ul. Dąbrowskiego / ul. Mickiewicza	Architektura i Budownictwo 1932 / 01	33
14244	Pension Fund House for State Railway Workers	Jerzy Tuszowski, Stanisław Kirkin	Architecture	Housing	Poznań	Architektura i Budownictwo 1932 / 01	32
14242	Workers' Housing Colony in Wilda	Kazimierz Ruciński, Władysław Czarnecki	Architecture	Housing	Poznań, Wilda district	Architektura i Budownictwo 1932 / 01	31
14237	Competition Entry No. 2 for the Regulation and Expansion Plan of the City of Poznań	Antoni Jawornicki, Kamil Lisowski, Miruta Słońska	Urban Planning	Competition Entry	Poznań	Architektura i Budownictwo 1932 / 01	30
14236	Competition Entry No. 4 for the Regulation and Development Plan of the City of Poznań	Stanisław Filipkowski, Jan Graeffe	Urban Planning	Competition Entry	Poznań	Architektura i Budownictwo 1932 / 01	15
14234	Building of the Kraków Mutual Insurance Society (Reconstruction)	Stanisław Ginwiłł-Piotrowski	Architecture	Commercial/Office	Warszawa	Architektura i Budownictwo 1931 / 10	35
14232	Competition Design No. 21 for the Criminal-Investigative Prison in Łódź	Michał Komaniecki	Architecture	Public (Prison)	Łódź, ul. Pomorska	Architektura i Budownictwo 1931 / 10	32
14231	Competition Design No. 19 for the Criminal-Investigative Prison in Łódź	Lucjusz Jan Szperling i Lucjan Labentowicz	Architecture	Public (Prison)	Łódź, ul. Pomorska	Architektura i Budownictwo 1931 / 10	30
14230	Competition Design No. 16 for the Criminal-Investigative Prison Building in Łódź	Maksymiljan Goldberg i Hipolit Rutkowski	Architecture	Public (Prison)	Łódź, ul. Pomorska	Architektura i Budownictwo 1931 / 10	27
14229	Competition Design No. 8 for the Criminal-Investigative Prison in Łódź	Mieczysław Surwillo i Mieczysław Rzepecki	Architecture	Public (Prison)	Łódź, ul. Pomorska	Architektura i Budownictwo 1931 / 10	24
14228	Competition Design No. 7 for the Criminal-Investigative Prison in Łódź	Stanisław Marzyński	Architecture	Public (Prison)	Łódź, ul. Pomorska	Architektura i Budownictwo 1931 / 10	22
14227	Competition Design No. 3 for the Criminal-Investigative Prison in Łódź	Wiesław Lisowski i Tadeusz Reiter	Architecture	Public (Prison)	Łódź, ul. Pomorska	Architektura i Budownictwo 1931 / 10	20
14226	Competition Design No. 13 for the Criminal-Investigative Prison in Łódź	Stefan Sienicki i Jan Stefanowicz	Architecture	Public (Prison)	Łódź, ul. Pomorska	Architektura i Budownictwo 1931 / 10	18
14225	Competition Design No. 25 for the Criminal-Investigative Prison Building in Łódź	Juljan Kon-Koniawa i Franciszek Morawski	Architecture	Public (Prison)	Łódź, ul. Pomorska	Architektura i Budownictwo 1931 / 10	15
14224	Competition Design No. 15 for the Criminal-Investigative Prison in Łódź	Maksymiljan Goldberg i Hipolit Rutkowski	Architecture	Public (Prison)	Łódź, ul. Pomorska	Architektura i Budownictwo 1931 / 10	7
14223	Competition for the regulation and expansion plan of the city of Poznan	Stanislaw Filipkowski i Jan Graeffe (1st prize); Antoni Jawornicki, Kamil Lisowski, Miruta Slonska (2nd prize); Jozef Renski i Wladyslaw Gunath (3rd prize)	Urban Planning	Competition Entry	Poznan	Architektura i Budownictwo 1931 / 07	45
14215	"Victor Hugo" Cinema in Paris	Charavel i Melendes	Architecture	Public	Paris (corner of Rue Saint-Didier and des Belles Feuilles)	Architektura i Budownictwo 1931 / 07	43
14214	Cambridge Theatre in London	Wimperis, Simpson i Guthrie	Architecture	Public	London (Seven Dials square)	Architektura i Budownictwo 1931 / 07	42
14213	"Majestic" Cinema in Warsaw	Jerzy Gelbard, Grzegorz Sigalin, Roman Sigalin	Architecture	Public	Warszawa	Architektura i Budownictwo 1931 / 07	29
14212	Residential building on Wlodarzewska Street in Warsaw	Wlodzimierz Winkler	Architecture	Housing	Warszawa, ul. Wlodarzewska	Architektura i Budownictwo 1931 / 07	28
14211	Academic Colony in Warsaw	Kazimierz Tolloczko	Architecture	Housing	Warszawa (Plac Narutowicza)	Architektura i Budownictwo 1931 / 07	11
14210	Theoretical Design for a Sound Film Studio	Tadeusz Filipowicz	Architecture	Industrial/Competition Entry	Warsaw (proposed site near Młociny, along the Marymoncka road)	Architektura i Budownictwo 1931 / 05-06	68
14209	Sound Film Studio in Neubabelsberg near Berlin	Otto Kohz	Architecture	Industrial	Neubabelsberg, near Berlin, Germany	Architektura i Budownictwo 1931 / 05-06	64
14206	Monument to the "Unification of Polish Lands" in Gdynia - Entry No. 34 (Purchase)	Aleksander Kodelski	Architecture	Competition Entry/Monument	Gdynia	Architektura i Budownictwo 1931 / 05-06	59
14205	Monument to the "Unification of Polish Lands" in Gdynia - Entry No. 10 (Cost Reimbursement)	Stefan Sienicki	Architecture	Competition Entry/Monument	Gdynia	Architektura i Budownictwo 1931 / 05-06	58
14203	Monument to the "Unification of Polish Lands" in Gdynia - Entry No. 27 (Cost Reimbursement)	Jan Goliński	Architecture	Competition Entry/Monument	Gdynia	Architektura i Budownictwo 1931 / 05-06	55
14202	Monument to the "Unification of Polish Lands" in Gdynia - Entry No. 23 (Cost Reimbursement)	Włodzimierz Poray-Gruszczyński	Architecture	Competition Entry/Monument	Gdynia	Architektura i Budownictwo 1931 / 05-06	53
14200	Monument to the "Unification of Polish Lands" in Gdynia - Entry No. 14 (Purchase)	Jan Zachwatowicz	Architecture	Competition Entry/Monument	Gdynia	Architektura i Budownictwo 1931 / 05-06	49
14199	Monument to the "Unification of Polish Lands" in Gdynia - Entry No. 20 (Third Prize)	Jan Klimaszewski, Tadeusz Rytarowski, Leon Marek Suzin	Architecture	Competition Entry/Monument	Gdynia, southern breakwater of the port	Architektura i Budownictwo 1931 / 05-06	47
14198	Monument to the "Unification of Polish Lands" in Gdynia - Entry No. 15 (First Prize)	Stanisław Marzyński	Architecture	Competition Entry/Monument	Gdynia, southern breakwater of the port	Architektura i Budownictwo 1931 / 05-06	43
14197	Monument to the "Unification of Polish Lands" in Gdynia - Entry No. 31 (First Prize)	Jan Łukasik	Architecture	Competition Entry/Monument	Gdynia, southern breakwater of the port	Architektura i Budownictwo 1931 / 05-06	37
14196	Housing Cooperative Building for Bank of Poland Officials "New Home"	Piotr Kwiek	Architecture	Housing	Warsaw	Architektura i Budownictwo 1931 / 05-06	31
14195	Polish Radio Transmitting Station in Lwów	Antoni Dygat	Architecture	Industrial/Public	Lwów, near ul. Ponińskiego, at the Eastern Fairgrounds	Architektura i Budownictwo 1931 / 05-06	28
14194	Polish Radio Transmitting Station in Łazy (Raszyn)	Antoni Dygat	Architecture	Industrial/Public	Łazy (Raszyn), near Warsaw	Architektura i Budownictwo 1931 / 05-06	25
14193	Interiors of the President's Manor House in Wisła	Adolf Szyszko-Bohusz i Andrzej Pronaszko	Interior Design	Public/Residence	Wisła	Architektura i Budownictwo 1931 / 05-06	14
14191	Manor House of the President of the Republic in Wisła	Adolf Szyszko-Bohusz	Architecture	Public/Residence	Wisła	Architektura i Budownictwo 1931 / 05-06	7
14189	Closed competition for a sketch design of the Church of Divine Providence in Warsaw	Multiple invited architects: Adam Ballenstedt, Adolf Szyszko-Bohusz, Józef Gałęzowski, Konstanty Jakimowicz, Jan Kukulski, Leon Marek Suzin, Bohdan Lachert, Józef Szanajca, Józef Łowiński, Leonard Tomaszewski, Zdzisław Mączeński, Witold Minkiewicz, Bohdan Pniewski, Franciszek Krzywda-Polkowski, Czesław Przybylski, Oskar Sosnowski, Kazimierz Tołłoczko, Jan Witkiewicz	Architecture	Church	Warszawa, Aleja Sejmowa	Architektura i Budownictwo 1931 / 03	45
14188	Kościuszko Monument in Poznań	Zofja Trzcińska-Kamińska	Landscape Design	Public	Poznań	Architektura i Budownictwo 1931 / 03	42
14187	Kościuszko Monument in Łódź	Mieczysław Lubelski	Landscape Design	Public	Łódź, Plac Wolności	Architektura i Budownictwo 1931 / 03	41
14184	Civil Servants' Housing Estate in Kassel (Rothenberg)	Otto Haesler	Urban Planning	Housing	Rothenberg, near Kassel, Germany	Architektura i Budownictwo 1931 / 03	33
14183	Workers' Housing Estate in Celle	Otto Haesler	Urban Planning	Housing	Celle, Germany	Architektura i Budownictwo 1931 / 03	33
14182	Cantonal Bernese Shelter for Infants and Mothers	Prof. Salvisberg i Brechbühl	Architecture	Public	Bern, Switzerland	Architektura i Budownictwo 1931 / 03	30
14181	Lory Hospital of the Insel Corporation in Bern	Prof. Salvisberg i Brechbühl	Architecture	Public	Bern, Switzerland	Architektura i Budownictwo 1931 / 03	20
14178	British Hall English Sanatorium in Montana	Bachmann	Architecture	Public	Montana, Switzerland	Architektura i Budownictwo 1931 / 03	20
14177	Bellalui Sanatorium in Montana	Steiger & Itten (Steiger z żoną Steiger-Crawford, Zurych)	Architecture	Public	Montana, Switzerland	Architektura i Budownictwo 1931 / 03	18
14176	Dr. Ducrey Sanatorium in Montana	V. Muralt	Architecture	Public	Montana, Switzerland	Architektura i Budownictwo 1931 / 03	17

Residential House on Szelągowska Avenue, Poznań

Janina Czarnecka

Residential house with described interior details including a study-library with lacquered pine shelving and iron entrance gate.

Housing Built

Location

Poznań, Al. Szelągowska

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1932

Open project

Residential House of Dr. Prądzyński on Grunwaldzka Street, Poznań

Władysław Czarnecki

Residential house with basement caretaker's flat, apartments of 4 and 2 rooms, built at a cost of 80,000 zł.

Housing Built

Location

Poznań, ul. Grunwaldzka

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1932

Open project

House of Mr. Ulmański (Cooperative of White-Collar Workers, B.G.K.)

Władysław Czarnecki

Residential house built alongside the Czapczyński house in 1930, with similar apartment layout and construction details.

Housing Built

Location

Poznań

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1932

Open project

House of Director Czapczyński (Cooperative of White-Collar Workers, B.G.K.)

Władysław Czarnecki

Residential house built in 1930 on the lands of the White-Collar Workers Cooperative, with detailed apartment layouts and cost breakdown provided.

Housing Built

Location

Poznań

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1932

Open project

Insurance Institution for White-Collar Workers Building in Poznań

Marjan Andrzejewski

Large administrative and residential complex for the Insurance Institution for White-Collar Workers, with reinforced concrete frame construction, offices, apartments, and a conference hall with fine interior finishes.

Office Built

Location

Poznań, ul. Dąbrowskiego / ul. Mickiewicza

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1932

Open project

Pension Fund House for State Railway Workers

Jerzy Tuszowski, Stanisław Kirkin

Residential building for the Pension Fund for State Railway Workers, executed with various craft firms for tiling, glazing, and stoves.

Housing Built

Location

Poznań

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1932

Open project

Workers' Housing Colony in Wilda

Kazimierz Ruciński, Władysław Czarnecki

Workers' housing colony built in 1929, featuring a courtyard and stove/tiling works by several local craft firms.

Housing Built

Location

Poznań, Wilda district

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1932

Open project

Competition Entry No. 2 for the Regulation and Expansion Plan of the City of Poznań

Antoni Jawornicki, Kamil Lisowski, Miruta Słońska

Second prize-winning entry in the Poznań urban regulation competition, distinguished by good handling of greenery, regional highway routes (Berlin-Warsaw, Berlin-Katowice-Gdynia), and a regional communication plan.

Competition Entry Unbuilt

Location

Poznań

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1932

Open project

Competition Entry No. 4 for the Regulation and Development Plan of the City of Poznań

Stanisław Filipkowski, Jan Graeffe

First prize-winning entry in the competition for the regulation and development plan of the city of Poznań, notable for its 'City' business district concept on railway lands and eastward-oriented transport arteries.

Competition Entry Unbuilt

Location

Poznań

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1932

Open project

Building of the Kraków Mutual Insurance Society (Reconstruction)

Stanisław Ginwiłł-Piotrowski

Reconstruction of a building for the Kraków Mutual Insurance Society, shown before and after remodeling as an example of shopfront/facade modernization in Warsaw.

Commercial/Office Built

Location

Warszawa

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1931

Open project

Competition Design No. 21 for the Criminal-Investigative Prison in Łódź

Michał Komaniecki

Competition entry emphasizing improved external and internal surveillance, with a circular central layout replacing corridors with a covered exercise courtyard, central watchtower with lift and alarm mechanism, and a belt of spruce trees for isolation.

Public (Prison) Unbuilt

Location

Łódź, ul. Pomorska

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1931

Open project

Competition Design No. 19 for the Criminal-Investigative Prison in Łódź

Lucjusz Jan Szperling i Lucjan Labentowicz

Purchased competition entry with a reinforced-concrete skeleton structure, T-shaped pavilion layout allowing control of three corridors from one point, ventilated cells and steel-framed hospital facade.

Public (Prison) Unbuilt

Location

Łódź, ul. Pomorska

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1931

Open project

Competition Design No. 16 for the Criminal-Investigative Prison Building in Łódź

Maksymiljan Goldberg i Hipolit Rutkowski

Purchased competition entry (second entry by Goldberg and Rutkowski) featuring a main prison corpus with open galleries on two levels per pavilion, faced with asbestos-cement (eternit) panels instead of brick facing.

Public (Prison) Unbuilt

Location

Łódź, ul. Pomorska

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1931

Open project

Competition Design No. 8 for the Criminal-Investigative Prison in Łódź

Mieczysław Surwillo i Mieczysław Rzepecki

Purchased competition entry placing the prison building centrally on the site, isolated by residential blocks whose blind walls form the perimeter wall, with corridors converging to a central observation point.

Public (Prison) Unbuilt

Location

Łódź, ul. Pomorska

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1931

Open project

Competition Design No. 7 for the Criminal-Investigative Prison in Łódź

Stanisław Marzyński

Purchased competition entry dividing the site into three zones (prison proper, gardens/housing, orchard/vegetable garden), with a cross-shaped prison building and central guard tower for surveillance.

Public (Prison) Unbuilt

Location

Łódź, ul. Pomorska

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1931

Open project

Competition Design No. 3 for the Criminal-Investigative Prison in Łódź

Wiesław Lisowski i Tadeusz Reiter

Purchased (non-prize) competition entry dividing the site into main prison building (cross-shaped, with central observation point and six staircases), administrative housing complex, and separated hospital.

Public (Prison) Unbuilt

Location

Łódź, ul. Pomorska

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1931

Open project

Competition Design No. 13 for the Criminal-Investigative Prison in Łódź

Stefan Sienicki i Jan Stefanowicz

Third prize-winning competition entry for the Łódź prison complex, including residential building types and hospital pavilion designs.

Public (Prison) Unbuilt

Location

Łódź, ul. Pomorska

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1931

Open project

Competition Design No. 25 for the Criminal-Investigative Prison Building in Łódź

Juljan Kon-Koniawa i Franciszek Morawski

Second prize-winning competition entry for the Łódź prison, using a pavilion-panoptic system with a central glass-roofed hall enabling vertical and horizontal observation, with separate housing blocks and hospital.

Public (Prison) Unbuilt

Location

Łódź, ul. Pomorska

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1931

Open project

Competition Design No. 15 for the Criminal-Investigative Prison in Łódź

Maksymiljan Goldberg i Hipolit Rutkowski

First prize-winning competition entry for a criminal-investigative prison complex in Łódź, comprising administrative buildings, prison wings, hospital, workshops, chapel, and staff housing, designed with a radial layout centered on a communication-observation hall.

Public (Prison) Unbuilt

Location

Łódź, ul. Pomorska

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1931

Open project

Competition for the regulation and expansion plan of the city of Poznan

Stanislaw Filipkowski i Jan Graeffe (1st prize); Antoni Jawornicki, Kamil Lisowski, Miruta Slonska (2nd prize); Jozef Renski i Wladyslaw Gunath (3rd prize)

An urban planning competition for the regulation and expansion of Poznan, with 10 entries submitted; first, second and third prizes awarded plus several purchased entries.

Competition Entry Unbuilt

Location

Poznan

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1931

Open project

"Victor Hugo" Cinema in Paris

Charavel i Melendes

A cinema for the film company Pathé-Natan built on a constrained site of 480 m², seating 810 across parterre and balcony, notable for its sloping floor rising toward the screen and red/white/gold color scheme with acoustic wall treatment.

Public Built

Location

Paris (corner of Rue Saint-Didier and des Belles Feuilles)

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1931

Open project

Cambridge Theatre in London

Wimperis, Simpson i Guthrie

A newly built theater seating 1200, designed to harmonize with neighboring buildings, with a sloped ceiling to minimize sense of height and side lighting instead of chandeliers; adapted also for film screenings with built-in ashtrays in seats.

Public Built

Location

London (Seven Dials square)

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1931

Open project

"Majestic" Cinema in Warsaw

Jerzy Gelbard, Grzegorz Sigalin, Roman Sigalin

A remodeled cinema theater with neon lighting, marble-effect finishes, a lobby, waiting hall and auditorium; a conversion of an older pseudo-rococo hall into a modern cinema, discussed critically regarding its lobby, lighting, and layout.

Public Built

Location

Warszawa

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1931

Open project

Residential building on Wlodarzewska Street in Warsaw

Wlodzimierz Winkler

A residential building begun in summer 1928 and completed September 1929, with a cubature of 3500 m³ and construction cost of 21 zl per m³.

Housing Built

Location

Warszawa, ul. Wlodarzewska

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1931

Open project

Academic Colony in Warsaw

Kazimierz Tolloczko

A large student housing complex begun in 1922, comprising side pavilions (built 1924-1925) and a main 9-storey pavilion (completed 1930), including dormitories, dining halls, gymnasium, swimming pool, and communal facilities for around 1700 students.

Housing Built

Location

Warszawa (Plac Narutowicza)

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1931

Open project

Theoretical Design for a Sound Film Studio

Tadeusz Filipowicz

A diploma project for a theoretical film studio designed to fully satisfy Poland's domestic market with 25 large films annually, organized into functional zones including filming halls, dressing rooms, laboratory, and administrative sections.

Industrial/Competition Entry Unbuilt

Location

Warsaw (proposed site near Młociny, along the Marymoncka road)

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1931

Open project

Sound Film Studio in Neubabelsberg near Berlin

Otto Kohz

A purpose-built sound film studio built in 1929 in a record 4.5 months, featuring a cross-shaped plan with four filming halls, movable lighting platforms, and advanced soundproofing and ventilation systems tailored to sound film production.

Industrial Built

Location

Neubabelsberg, near Berlin, Germany

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1931

Open project

Monument to the "Unification of Polish Lands" in Gdynia - Entry No. 34 (Purchase)

Aleksander Kodelski

Competition entry designed as a multi-span reinforced steel frame structure resembling a ship under construction, incorporating a hall, apartments, and lighthouse/aviation beacon installations at the top; purchased for 3000 zł.

Competition Entry/Monument Unbuilt

Location

Gdynia

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1931

Open project

Monument to the "Unification of Polish Lands" in Gdynia - Entry No. 10 (Cost Reimbursement)

Stefan Sienicki

Competition entry composed of tower, hall, and a monumental allegorical figure (Jan z Kolna) symbolizing Poland's aspiration to the sea; reimbursed project costs.

Competition Entry/Monument Unbuilt

Location

Gdynia

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1931

Open project

Monument to the "Unification of Polish Lands" in Gdynia - Entry No. 27 (Cost Reimbursement)

Jan Goliński

Competition entry with a tower positioned off the pier's axis to address both distant views and the sited proportions of the small pier relative to the whole port; reimbursed project and model costs.

Competition Entry/Monument Unbuilt

Location

Gdynia

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1931

Open project

Monument to the "Unification of Polish Lands" in Gdynia - Entry No. 23 (Cost Reimbursement)

Włodzimierz Poray-Gruszczyński

Competition entry featuring a slender tower ending in a lighthouse with a figure of the Virgin Mary above, with sculptural composition symbolizing Poland's push to the sea; reimbursed project costs.

Competition Entry/Monument Unbuilt

Location

Gdynia

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1931

Open project

Monument to the "Unification of Polish Lands" in Gdynia - Entry No. 14 (Purchase)

Jan Zachwatowicz

Competition entry featuring a slender architecturally shaped tower topped by a lighthouse and a figure of the Virgin Mary, with a sculptural composition symbolizing Poland's aspiration to the sea; purchased for 3000 zł.

Competition Entry/Monument Unbuilt

Location

Gdynia

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1931

Open project

Monument to the "Unification of Polish Lands" in Gdynia - Entry No. 20 (Third Prize)

Jan Klimaszewski, Tadeusz Rytarowski, Leon Marek Suzin

Competition entry designed as part of the port for receiving official guests, with a U-shaped plan, reception building, colonnade, and an 85m tower/lighthouse, awarded third prize (7,500 zł).

Competition Entry/Monument Unbuilt

Location

Gdynia, southern breakwater of the port

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1931

Open project

Monument to the "Unification of Polish Lands" in Gdynia - Entry No. 15 (First Prize)

Stanisław Marzyński

Competition entry for the monument, a reinforced concrete tower faced with sandstone reaching 85m to the top of the lighthouse, with large carved figures, awarded a shared first prize (12,500 zł).

Competition Entry/Monument Unbuilt

Location

Gdynia, southern breakwater of the port

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1931

Open project

Monument to the "Unification of Polish Lands" in Gdynia - Entry No. 31 (First Prize)

Jan Łukasik

Competition entry for a monument to commemorate the unification of Polish lands and access to the sea; envisioned as an asymmetric tower/monument up to 66m tall combining a lighthouse, reception hall, and viewing platform, awarded a shared first prize (12,500 zł).

Competition Entry/Monument Unbuilt

Location

Gdynia, southern breakwater of the port

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1931

Open project

Housing Cooperative Building for Bank of Poland Officials "New Home"

Piotr Kwiek

A cooperative apartment building for 42 members won through a closed competition, constrained by the Cooperative's Board to a U-shaped plan around a courtyard despite the architect's objections; noted for its terrazzo facade, well-designed staircases, and detailing despite compromised urban planning.

Housing Built

Location

Warsaw

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1931

Open project

Polish Radio Transmitting Station in Lwów

Antoni Dygat

Designed in 1929 and built in 1930 on the grounds of the Eastern Fairgrounds in Lwów, the building has a character between a villa and a technical structure, reflecting its exhibition-adjacent context, with brick construction and terrazyt exterior finish.

Industrial/Public Built

Location

Lwów, near ul. Ponińskiego, at the Eastern Fairgrounds

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1931

Open project

Polish Radio Transmitting Station in Łazy (Raszyn)

Antoni Dygat

Designed in 1929 and built in 1930, a specialized radio transmitting station building combining technical facilities (apparatus hall, machine hall) with residential quarters for staff, featuring reinforced concrete frame construction and 200-meter towers.

Industrial/Public Built

Location

Łazy (Raszyn), near Warsaw

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1931

Open project

Interiors of the President's Manor House in Wisła

Adolf Szyszko-Bohusz i Andrzej Pronaszko

First attempt at modernizing official interiors in Poland, featuring geometric colored wall planes, steel tubular furniture designed jointly by architect and painter, and polychrome decoration, subject to critical debate over mixing modern furniture with traditional kilims.

Public/Residence Built

Location

Wisła

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1931

Open project

Manor House of the President of the Republic in Wisła

Adolf Szyszko-Bohusz

A modern manor house built for the President of the Republic on the site of a wooden building burned in 1927, combining monumental dignity with modern architecture, featuring flat roofs, terraces, large windows, and sandstone facing. Built with funds from Silesia and gifted to the President.

Public/Residence Built

Location

Wisła

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1931

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Closed competition for a sketch design of the Church of Divine Providence in Warsaw

Multiple invited architects: Adam Ballenstedt, Adolf Szyszko-Bohusz, Józef Gałęzowski, Konstanty Jakimowicz, Jan Kukulski, Leon Marek Suzin, Bohdan Lachert, Józef Szanajca, Józef Łowiński, Leonard Tomaszewski, Zdzisław Mączeński, Witold Minkiewicz, Bohdan Pniewski, Franciszek Krzywda-Polkowski, Czesław Przybylski, Oskar Sosnowski, Kazimierz Tołłoczko, Jan Witkiewicz

A closed architectural competition for the design of the Church of Divine Providence in Warsaw, situated on the axis of the Sejm Avenue, following an earlier unsuccessful open competition of 1929-30; program required a single external altar, crypts, and space for 250,000 m³ volume.

Church Unbuilt

Location

Warszawa, Aleja Sejmowa

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1931

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Kościuszko Monument in Poznań

Zofja Trzcińska-Kamińska

A smaller (12 m) monument unveiled December 1930, with a well-composed pedestal integrating bas-reliefs, situated within Poznań's historic urban fabric.

Public Built

Location

Poznań

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1931

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Kościuszko Monument in Łódź

Mieczysław Lubelski

A new monumental sculptural obelisk (17 m tall) unveiled in December 1930 at the center of the large Plac Wolności, intended to become the anchor for future urban redevelopment of the square, faced with copper sheet imitating stone joints.

Public Built

Location

Łódź, Plac Wolności

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1931

Open project

Civil Servants' Housing Estate in Kassel (Rothenberg)

Otto Haesler

A 216-unit housing estate designed and built in 1929 with steel-framed row houses, part of a broader 2,500-unit development.

Housing Built

Location

Rothenberg, near Kassel, Germany

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1931

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Workers' Housing Estate in Celle

Otto Haesler

A rationally designed steel-framed housing estate of 430 dwellings (88 built in the first phase), featuring row houses with standardized apartment types, central heating, laundry, and detailed cost analysis proving steel frame construction economy.

Housing Built

Location

Celle, Germany

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1931

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Cantonal Bernese Shelter for Infants and Mothers

Prof. Salvisberg i Brechbühl

A reinforced-concrete shelter for infants and mothers (1930) related architecturally to Lory hospital, with eight glass-partitioned infant wards and rooftop terrace used for gymnastic exercises.

Public Built

Location

Bern, Switzerland

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1931

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Lory Hospital of the Insel Corporation in Bern

Prof. Salvisberg i Brechbühl

A prize-winning modern hospital building (1928) chosen via a limited competition among Bernese-canton architects, praised by the jury for expressing modern character without relying on historical forms; detailed cost breakdown and technical specifications provided.

Public Built

Location

Bern, Switzerland

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1931

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British Hall English Sanatorium in Montana

Bachmann

A steel-framed sanatorium (85 tonnes of steel) with correct architecture and plan, excellent rooftop solarium and flawless installations.

Public Built

Location

Montana, Switzerland

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1931

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Bellalui Sanatorium in Montana

Steiger & Itten (Steiger z żoną Steiger-Crawford, Zurych)

A new pulmonary disease sanatorium with striking modern forms but multiple design flaws (poorly placed medical section, kitchen under residential rooms), yet with positive elements like rooftop solariums.

Public Built

Location

Montana, Switzerland

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1931

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Dr. Ducrey Sanatorium in Montana

V. Muralt

A surgical/orthopedic clinic built in 1928, with staggered terrace-balconies for sun therapy though the author claims the executed project was distorted from his design; detailed cost breakdown provided.

Public Built

Location

Montana, Switzerland

Publication

Architektura i Budownictwo · 1931

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