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    La ricostruzione del patrimonio architettonico della Polonia

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    1. EconomyTrouble324 on

      It’s wild how Warsaw feels like a time machine rebuilt history that somehow looks older than most original cities.

    5. Westenin on

      This is what I expect when a country says they want to keep their heritage, not always “foreigners bad” but these type of things show you care because this is not cheap.

    7. wojtekpolska on

      the communists stripped a lot of decorations like this after ww2 – literally stripping from buildings trim pieces because it represented values they didnt like.

      sadly the vast majority of buildings havent been restored. on some less maintained buildings to this day you can see a fade on where the trim pieces used to be that were removed by soviets.

    8. Khalstroso on

      It wasnt bad before, if they just renewed the paint it would look fine too.

    9. DrPinguin98 on

      It’s nice to look at, of course, but it’s ridiculously expensive.

    10. Parmolicious on

      It’s incredible how much history is preserved through architecture. Poland’s restoration work is honestly inspiring.

    11. dlo_2503 on

      Seriously why can’t Germany do this to their cities? Like alot of buildings can use a freshen up like this example

    13. squirrel_exceptions on

      A bit sad they they deleted the far more unique heritage of the POLSERVICE sign in the process.

    14. lanCurtis on

      Wonderful, how about we all start building aesthetically again?would definitely boost our pride and combat the depressed mindset so many Europeans seem to have

    16. Chocolat_Melon on

      Poland is definitely headed in the right direction, 10-15 years ago I would’ve never said they’re going to be the up and coming economic powerhouse of Europe

    18. Comrade_sensai_09 on

      Traditional architecture and lost buildings deserve to be restored and rebuilt, for they add a vital layer to a city’s soul. Old-world architecture carry’s the memory of centuries, and when they stand beside modern glass towers, the city becomes not just a place to live, but a dialogue across time…..a testament to what we were, what we are, and what we aspire to be.

    19. Immediate_Shape6196 on

      For one moment I feared was an after-before photo. Hope this will happen here in my town.

    20. ken_the_boxer on

      You guys are doing the right thing. I’ve been visiting since 25 years and every time, there is something improved.

    21. ProfessionalJackals on

      Very beautiful renovation and restoration. I feel like this old style is timeless, unlike all the “modern” glass and square building with no character.

      I do have some question regarding those balconies… Did they have original supports in the building structure, to help support that weight?

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