A new exhibit in Poland celebrates the urban designs of Jan Gluszak, a "poet and philosopher, architecture visionary, dreamer and idealist" who envisioned new ways of living.
Gluszak sought to design bold solutions to contemporary problems. At the 1:21 minute mark of this exhibition video, you'll see a drawing by Gluszak that resembles Ebenezer Howard's Garden City design.
Read the full story: Dagarama. Back to the Future. Jan Głuszak at the Museum of Architecture in Wrocław, Poland
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Developers sue Mississippi landowners who object to pipeline through their land
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A gas leak in NYC is costing residents $300 million
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CA officials have the power to fix the state’s riskiest dams. They’ve never used it
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