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Architecture

Hong Kong Hotel

Warsaw's modernist past is attracting renewed attention, and the architects at Chapman Taylor know exactly what to do.

The public sports and recreation complex in Warsaw's Zoliborz dates back to 1950, it was originally designed by modernist architect Stanisław Barylski*.

The buildings have fallen into disrepair, and the city recently appointed our frequent collaborators at Chapman Taylor to master-plan and design a new life for the place.


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After extensive consultations with the local community, this gem of a project was developed. We chose the light and airy atmosphere to reflect the sense of joy and carefreeness the space will provide.


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*Barylski also designed residential houses around Warsaw's fanciest historic neighbourhood of Saska Kępa, a favourite among artists and writers, as well as where our office happens to be (brag, brag).


Parks and Recreation

Putting 80 hectares of greenery at the heart of a modern city is no small feat (New York’s Central Park covers about 12h). Imagine the possibilities though!

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Our frequent collaborators at Chapman Taylor were tasked with creating the master plan for the 2029 Horticultural EXPO in Łódź, Poland’s 3rd largest city. Also known as Green EXPO, the international exhibition is devoted to landscaping and greenery in urban environments.


This is the single greatest thing that ever happened. Ever.


The main role of 3D visualisations in architecture and urban planning is to create in the viewer a sense of what the site will look and feel like. Our main focus was to communicate the restorative atmosphere and a sense of tranquillity that the Expo site will bring to the city’s residents and the estimated 4.5 million guests of the exhibition.

Read more about the plan on the Chapman Taylor website.


Łódź Green Expo Master Plan