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Thursday, March 28, 2024

The gut holds key to healthy aging

Gut health has huge implications for longevity and could hold the key to improving cognition, immunity and healthy aging. You are not alone… in fact...

Poland through the eyes of a researcher of future technologies

Poland Weekly+ continues to focus on the lives of expats living in Poland. Vibekananda Dutta, who works as an assistant professor at the Institute...

A deep dive into the Polish Private Equity and Venture Capital Association

Welcome to startUP with Poland - the show where we deep dive into Poland’s startup ecosystem. In this episode,Tessa McIver talks is joined by...

High demand residential plots

The prices of investment land are stimulated by the very limited supply of plots in attractive locations in the largest agglomerations in the country. Recently,...

Home care businesses in Poland

The Polish care industry remains a European leader during the crisis - optimistic perspectives, transitional difficulties. Year by year, there is an increasing demand for...

Polish architecture on minimalistic posters

Rafał Stefanowski creates minimalistic posters depicting the classics of Polish architecture for pleasure. As he says, working on posters is, above all, a lot of good design fun for him, because he likes what he does.

“The idea to make the first poster was mainly due to the desire and need to design […]. I remember then I saw a series of minimalist posters – ‘Six Architects’ by Andrea Gallo, which showed the classics, Corbusier, Kahn, Mies van den Rohe, etc. Then I thought about the University Library in Katowice, designed by the HS99 office. A beautiful building, with a clean, graphic facade. Perfect for making a minimalist poster – just like that, I didn’t think then that I would make a whole series. When the first four posters were ready, I thought of creating a whole series showing the best Polish projects. Then I published a series of the first 10 posters. Friends searched for buildings from posters on the internet – what’s more, they didn’t know about their existence before!,” writes Rafał.

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