In the spirit of their popular London series, Polish studio Zupagrafika has designed another set of paper cut-out models, entitled “Eastern Block.” The series highlights Warsaw’s modernist architecture, ranging from the quintessentially functional (Rotunda PKO) to regionally recognized works (Za Żelazną Bramą, Smolna 8, Mokotów) and a prefabricated block on the city’s outskirts (Tarchomin).
The hand-drawn models, which garnered a Must Have Award at the Łódz Design Festival, are made of 100% recycled paper and cardboard. In addition to the building replica, each set features a technical note with project details, including the architects, year of construction, and precise location. Find out more about the collection or purchase a set here.
Zupagrafika’s “Eastern Block” Series Brings Warsaw to Life in Paper originally appeared on ArchDaily, the most visited architecture website on 31 May 2015.
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