Wooden Architecture in Poland (3)
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The document discusses the traditional wooden architecture and Zakopane Style of Highland homes in southern Poland. It describes key features of these homes such as stone foundations, log walls, steep roofs to prevent snow buildup, and small windows for protection from wind and heat loss. It then focuses on the Zakopane Style developed by artist Stanislaw Witkiewicz, seen in his iconic "Villa pod Jedlami" design. Several other notable homes in this style are mentioned, crediting Witkiewicz as the creator of the Zakopane Style that emphasized blending wooden structures with the surrounding natural landscape.
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The document provides information about the Greater Poland Voivodeship region of Poland. It discusses that the region is the second largest in area and third largest in population. It then summarizes details about the capital city of Poznan, including landmarks like the Imperial Castle, Old Market Square, and St. Mary's Church. It also mentions other towns in the region like Gniezno, the first capital of Poland, and Lichen, home to a large Catholic basilica shrine.
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This passage from the Gospel of Luke establishes the political leadership of the region during the time of John the Baptist, including Pontius Pilate as governor and various tetrarchs. It describes John the Baptist preaching repentance in the wilderness and preparing the way for the Lord by making paths straight, filling valleys and lowering mountains and hills. John baptized the multitude that came to him and warned them to flee from the coming wrath.
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The document provides information about the Lubusz Voivodeship region in western Poland. It summarizes key details about several cities and towns in the region, including Zielona Góra, known for its vineyards, and Gorzów Wielkopolski. It also highlights natural features such as lakes, forests, and the Warta River estuary. The presentation includes photos from the region and ends with music by Chopin.
Wanderings on Poland (13d)
This document provides an overview of the natural beauty and landmarks found in Lower Silesia Voivodeship in Poland. It highlights key geographic features like the Karkonosze Mountains along the Czech border, with its highest peak Mount Śnieżka. It also describes several towns in the region like Jelenia Góra, Kowary, and Szklarska Poręba known for their natural attractions such as lakes, waterfalls, and castles. The document shares photos of the varied landscapes in Lower Silesia including forests, mountains, lakes and other scenic views.
Wanderings on Poland (13c)
This document provides information about the Sudety Mountains region in southwestern Poland. It summarizes:
- The Sudety Mountains are divided into the Western, Central, and Eastern Sudetes, with the highest peak being Śnieżka at 1602 meters.
- The region features picturesque landscapes that attract many tourists, including the Kłodzko Valley, Table Mountains, and towns like Kudowa-Zdrój and Duszniki-Zdrój known for their spa culture.
- Several fortresses and palaces are mentioned, notably the Silver Mountain Fortress and the neo-Gothic Palace of Hohenzollern in Kamien
Wanderings on Poland (13b)
This document provides an overview of the history and attractions of Lower Silesia, Poland. It describes how the region was originally inhabited by Celtic tribes over 750 years BC and discusses the various rulers of the region over time, including the Piast dynasty, Czechs, Austrians, and Prussians. The document is accompanied by many photographs showcasing the historic towns, churches, monasteries, castles, and other sites across Lower Silesia.
Wanderings on Poland (13a)
This document provides information about attractions in Wroclaw, Poland. It discusses the following:
- Wroclaw is the capital of Lower Silesia, one of Poland's most economically developed regions located in the southwest.
- The city has over 100 bridges and churches, 26 parks, and many historic sites. A third of over 600,000 residents are university students.
- Architectural styles represented in Wroclaw include Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque, Neo-Classicism, Art Nouveau, Modernist, and Postmodern.
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Wanderings on Poland (12)
Opole Voivodeship lies in southwestern Poland. It is bordered by Lower Silesian Voivodeship to the west, Great Poland Voivodeship and Łódź Voivodeship to the north, and Silesian Voivodeship to the east. The main river is the Oder, and other rivers include the Mała Panew and Nysa Kłodzka. Major lakes include the artificial Nyskie Lake, Otmuchowskie Lake, and Turawskie Lakes. The capital and largest city is Opole. The region contains historical towns, castles, churches, and natural areas like the Turawskie lakes and Opava Mountains.
Wanderings on Poland (11)
The Śląskie Voivodeship is located in southern Poland along the upper Vistula, Oder, and Warta Rivers. It borders the Czech Republic and Slovakia. The region includes parts of historic Upper Silesia and Lesser Poland. Katowice is the capital city of the voivodeship. The document provides photos showcasing various cities, towns, landmarks, and natural areas within the Śląskie Voivodeship, including Katowice, Sosnowiec, Zabrze, Tychy, Częstochowa, Ustroń, Żywiec, Cieszyn, Wisła, and the Beskid Mountains.
Wanderings on Poland (10b)
The document summarizes key features of the Tatry and Pieniny Mountains in southern Poland. It describes the Tatry as the highest mountain range in Poland, divided into the Western Tatras and High Tatras, with peaks over 2,000 meters. It notes the Tatras are protected by the Tatra National Park. It then describes the Pieniny Mountains along the Polish-Slovak border, divided into three regions, with the highest peak Trzy Korony. The document provides many photos highlighting scenic views, lakes, valleys, and trails throughout the Tatry and Pieniny mountain ranges.
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The first paragraph introduces Lesser Poland Voivodeship and its location in southern Poland, with Krakow as its capital city and historical center.
The second paragraph describes some of Krakow's historical significance as the former capital of Poland and its architectural landmarks.
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- 1. Trail wooden architecture III Zakopane Style
- 2. Highland homes did not have a basement, and nothing strange in this, because the clay-stony ground, frequently flooded by water courses , does not guarantee the stability of the structure. The foundations were not all stone - only in the corners of house were sunk into the ground the stones, the so-called "pecki".The walls were made from halved logs, combined at the corners by quoin. Cracks between the logs were sealed with moss, or wooden shavings, entwined in the queue.Houses were placed so as to have output to the south, with a slight deviation to the east. Small windows and doors protect the house from wind and heat loss. Roofs were steep, so they do not in arrears the snow, and it was covered with a „gont” - tiles made of wood.
- 3. The beauty of these houses, marked by the severity of stone and wood, has proved to be an extraordinary stimulus to the inspiration of architects, who with a wave of bohemian Cracow, began at the turn of the century to arrive to Zakopane. Among them was Stanislaw Witkiewicz, painter, architect, writer, art theorist, later founder of folk-based style design mountaineer, called Zakopane style.Breathtaking house at Koziniec - "Willa pod Jedlami" - designed by him for family Pawlikowski, is a typical example of this style.Monumental, stone foundation of this house (located on the slope) reaches a height of 4 meters in some places , this gives of the building a very majestic nature.Dark wood goes here in the stone so as sky suddenly turns into a steep slope and it seems , that otherwise can no longer be, if nature created such a composition - man can only reproduce it.
- 4. The first house built in the Zakopane style was the Villa "Koliba". Built in 1892 for ZygmuntGnatowski - a wealthy landowner from the Ukraine.
- 5. Zakopane – Villa „Koliba”
- 7. House "Pod Jedlami", built in 1896-97 designed by Witkiewicz; regarded as a classic example of a new Zakopane style.
- 9. willa „Pod Jedlami” („BeneathFirs”)
- 10. Next to the house „Pod Jedlami”, hidden in a thicket of trees, there is a beautiful wooden well. It is also built in the Zakopane style.
- 11. Living room in the house "Pod Jedlami"
- 12. Zakopane - the house where lived painter WojciechKossak
- 13. Zakopane - Villa "Konstantynówka"; work of the creator of Zakopane style - Stanislaw Witkiewicz
- 14. Villa Konstantynówka in Zakopane, place of stay of Joseph Conrad in 1914
- 15. Zakopane - wooden villa "Śmigło" built in 1935 by the architect Adolf Szyszko-Bohusz.
- 16. Zakopane - Villa "Ślimak" (1902)
- 17. Villa „Ślimak”
- 18. Zakopane - "Witkiewiczówka" This villa was built in 1903-04 designed by Jan Koszczyc-Witkiewicz
- 19. „Witkiewiczówka”
- 20. The Gate of "Witkiewiczówka"
- 21. Zakopane – House „Pod Jesionami”
- 22. Zakopane – „Czerwony Dwór” („Red Manor”)
- 23. Zakopane - dom „Pod Giewontem”
- 24. Zakopane - willa „Oksza”
- 25. Willa „Oksza”
- 26. Wooden house "Na Harendzie", built in 1920
- 27. Zakopane – willa „Atma”
- 28. "Atma"
- 29. In Podhale even dog houses are stylish Marian Ściseł– wooden folk sculpture
- 30. End Sound background - "Pod Tatrami" (In the Tatras); contractor: Highlander Band of Stanislaus Ogórek Illustrations from the websites had searched - Anna