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Polish Competition : European Solidarity Center Entry

Solidarity Center Gdansk, Poland – design by Town Planning Design & Architecture

19 May 2008

Entry by Town Planning Design & Architecture – Witkowski, Belgium

European Solidarity Center Design

Authors:
Boguslaw F.Witkowski – Team Leader
Pawel Kolbusz – CAD Assistant
Joanna Plak -CAD Assistant
Tim Thornton – HVAC engineering
Tai Hollingsbee – Sustainability
www.tpda.be
bw@tpda.be

Key idea for ECS Gdansk: “transparence (“glasnost”), freedom, openness to the World, sustainability = Solidarity, respect of human being – part of Mother Nature…whole those values ridiculised and botched in this competition.”

Video link for YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhOMcFMPjNk

Relatwed website link: http://www.a-ronet.pl/index.php?mod=nagroda&n_id=607

Polish Solidarity Centre Competition, Gdansk
Winner: FORT Architects, Poland
Entries: 62
Announced Dec 2007
Prize: £70,000

Polish Solidarity Centre Competition 3rd place design by Danish architects practice Arkitema

European Solidarity Center : more details

Location: Gdansk, northern Poland, eastern Europe

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image courtesy of architects
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