A display, from the international collections of the RIBA British Architectural Library, explores Polish Constructivist architecture, a style closely linked with avantgarde movements elsewhere in Europe.

In the 1920s progressive artists and architects advocated modernist architecture, better-designed social housing and a closer relationship between architecture and other arts.

Their publications, distinct for their vigorous, imaginative typography and layout, promulgated new ideas about modern living.

Opening Times

Tue 10.00–20.00, Wed–Fri 10.00–17.00 Sat 10.00–13.30

Fees:

Free admission

Contact:

RIBA Programmes

020 7580 5533

Other events in the series:

For details of the full programme including lectures, gallery talks and other exhibtions please vist the OPEN:POLAND| page.

Organiser:

RIBA Trust

Sponsors:

As part of POLSKA!YEAR, a celebration of Polish Culture across the UK, coordinated by the Adam Mickiewicz Institute. Please visit www.PolskaYear.pl for more details.