Pawilon Technologii Chemicznej

Śródmieście, Poland

Exterior only

Visible from the street; the inside is private.

The Pawilon Technologii Chemicznej (Pavilion of Chemical Technology) is a university building in Warsaw's Śródmieście district, completed in 1979 by architects Kazimierz Miszczak and Zbigniew Piniński. Designed in the high-tech and postmodern architectural styles, the structure exemplifies the experimental design approaches that characterized late twentieth-century Polish architecture. Recognized as a municipal immovable monument in Poland, the building stands as a significant example of its era's technological and aesthetic aspirations.