2026-02-04
A hotel in Bolesławiec modeled after the Luxor Pyramid in Las Vegas. The pyramid itself was built between 2000 and 2005, designed by Jacek Kałkus and two architecture students from the Vienna University of Technology. It was built using the Read more…
Despite all the ecological, aesthetic, and social sins committed by this mountain of stone and concrete, Stobnica Castle is a stunning investment fantasy. It rises 70 meters, stretches 200 meters, and boasts 15 double-height stories. It is one of the Read more…
Coloseum Palace – a wedding venue in Kozłów, near Dębica. Inspired by ancient architecture and utilizing the simplified forms of ancient Roman buildings, the 600-square-meter, 11-meter-high venue can accommodate 360 people. Address: Kozłów 97G, Podkarpackie Voivodeship.
A wedding venue and hotel in Dębica. Inspired by medieval fortified architecture. Address: ul. Kawęczyńska 59/B, Dębica.
The superstructure of the corner tenement house at Zwierzyniecka and Retoryka Streets, built in the 1870s. The building houses a hotel, and some of the rooms are rented for office use. The building was renovated and expanded with an aluminum Read more…
Built between 2002 and 2004, according to a design by Andrzej Kadłuczka and the Belgian studio UNA Architecture, it was constructed on the site of the demolished 18th-century Royal Brewery. The hotel’s façade—critics say clumsily and insufficiently—reflects the architecture of Read more…
The first Sheraton hotel in Poland, currently one of only two (along with the one in Krakow) with “Grand” in its name, offering the chain’s highest category of services. Built between 1994 and 1996, it was designed by Tadeusz Spychała Read more…
This seven-story hotel was built in 1998-1999, designed by Edward Lach and his colleagues at EL Studio. It opened on December 27, 1999, and was partially renovated ten years later. It is located on the Oder River near the Bielarska Read more…
An office and cinema complex (opening until 2025) located at the intersection of Kazimierza Wielkiego and Św. Antoniego Streets in the center of Wrocław. Built between 1999 and 2002, the building was designed by Wojciech Jarząbek, Jerzy Chmura, Helmut Sprenger, Read more…
A hotel in the center of Gdańsk, at the intersection of Grodzka and Sukiennicza Streets, built between 2006 and 2012. The Szotyńscy Architectural Studio (Małgorzata and Szczepan Szotyńscy), creators of the renowned Crooked House in Sopot, is responsible for the Read more…
One of the first modern Polish office and hotel complexes of the 1990s transformation. The main dominant feature of the expansive building is the 92-meter-high glass tower, which houses, among other things, the offices of the Polish Steamship Company. The Read more…
A landmark building from the turn of the century, a time of Polish transformation. Postmodern, multi-story, and gleaming, with irregular expanses of reflective glass, it was built in 2002 in the city center on Pusta Street, adjacent to the equally Read more…
According to the owners, Olympic is a “carefully designed facility whose captivating and futuristic shapes create a unique atmosphere” on the edge of the Noteć Forest. Built between 2000 and 2002, the building adjoins a stadium with a capacity of Read more…
Built in 2009-2010, contrary to the design (it is larger), and in violation of the zoning plan. It was completed in stages, parallel to an ongoing administrative and judicial battle, in which the investor and Karpacz authorities fought a long Read more…
The Jagiellonian University’s Polish Diaspora College, later the Jagiellonian University Guest House in Przegorzały, is now the Forest Hotel, run by the Krakow-based family business ZR Hotele. The complex was built between 1976 and 1991, designed by a team led Read more…
A hotel, restaurant, shop and petrol station located on the banks of the Poprad River, among the picturesque wooded slopes of the Beskid Sądecki Mountains, at the foot of the ruins of a medieval castle in Rytro. A perennial favourite Read more…
Zrealizowano w ramach stypendium Ministra Kultury i Dziedzictwa Narodowego