Manor in Miłocice

Miłocice, Poland

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This palace complex in Miłocice, Poland, was designed by Walter Gropius in 1910 (or 1911, according to some sources) as a manor house. The building represents an early work by the pioneering modernist architect, who would later become famous as the founder of the Bauhaus school. The manor is now recognized as an immovable monument in Poland, preserving an important example of Gropius's architectural practice during the early twentieth century.