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Daniel Libeskind Revives his Polish Hometown with the Łódź Architecture Center

May 06, 2021

Daniel Libeskind and inLodz21 Institution are designing Nexus21, an urban revitalization project of 21 structures that vary between residential and commercial buildings to urban spaces. The new cultural hub is located in particular neighborhoods to promote the creativity and innovation that lies in the city, such as architecture, textiles, fashion, and film, which are all part of its heritage. The master plan will also work on the spaces in between the revived structures, creating a vibrant nexus between the old and the new, while adding value to the historic neighborhoods of Łódź, Poland.

MVRDV Wrap Curving Retail Plinth Around Landmark Office Tower in Lodz

February 02, 2018

MVRDV has revealed their design for Fabryczna Offices, a new mixed-use office and retail complex to be located in the heart of Łódź, Poland.

Fitting into the city’s master plan for development around the new central station, Fabryczna Offices “connects past to present” with its distinct, rhythmic facade and gently curving forms. A 4-story plinth wraps around the perimeter of the site to create an inner courtyard, from which a 60-meter-tall office tower will rise. This orientation allows daylight to reach all levels of the building, while maximizing the space for the publicly-accessible courtyard area.

Ericpol Software Pool / HORIZONE Studio

July 10, 2015

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Architects: HORIZONE Studio
Area: 12121 m²
Year: 2014
Professionals: Strabag

Tobaco Hotel / EC-5

December 01, 2013

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Architects: EC-5
Year: 2013

zmianatematu / xm3

September 13, 2011

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Architects: xm3
Area: 104 m²
Year: 2011

'Avant-Garde of Tomorrow?' Exhibition

September 10, 2011

‘Avant-garde of tomorrow?‘ which is an exhibition on young Polish architecture, will inaugurate the opening of the Centre for Architecture and Design in Łódź, Poland on October 7th. The exhibition gathers 14 of most promising Polish designers and puts focus on individual design process rather than the final product. They prefer to observe how all the participants achieve their goal and which path they take. Whether it’s a generative process or traditional way of form-finding, the exhibition aims to bring these processes closer to a wider audience. More information on the event after the break.