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Dąbie, Poland

Ledigenheim in Wrocław

Dąbie, Poland

Ledigenheim in Wrocław
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Built in Wrocław's Dąbie district, the Ledigenheim is a modern hotel designed by Hans Scharoun, the German architect celebrated for his organic approach to spatial design. The building exemplifies Scharoun's distinctive modernist principles and is recognized as a cultural property under Polish heritage protection, reflecting its architectural significance within the city's twentieth-century development.

Architect

Hans Scharoun

Movement

modern architecture
Type
hotel
Heritage
cultural property protection in Poland
Place
Dąbie, Poland

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