the western building of the former Sailor's House in Świnoujście

Świnoujście, Poland

Exterior only

Visible from the street; the inside is private.

The western wing of the former Sailor's House in Świnoujście, constructed in 1930, exemplifies the modernist residential architecture of interwar Poland. Built in brick, this structure reflects the functional aesthetic principles that defined early twentieth-century European modernism. Located in the Baltic port city of Świnoujście, the building served as part of a larger residential complex and is now recognized as an immovable monument in Poland, preserving an important example of the era's approach to workers' housing and urban design.