Here is Muranów. A District that Grew Beyond the Rubble

Kamila Radecka-Mikulicz

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. Here is Muranów. A District that Grew Beyond the Rubble. Red. Radecka-Mikulicz, Kamila . : POLIN, 2020, 188 s. ISBN 978-83-952-3787-4

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Muranów is unique on the map of Warsaw: the Northern Quarter inhabited mainly by the Jewish population, it was a home to the largest Jewish community in Europe before WW2. Transformed into the largest Jewish ghetto in occupied Europe during the wa...

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ISBN/ISSN:

978-83-952-3787-4

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POLIN

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2020

Liczba stron:

188

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ONIX MARC21

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HereisMuranów

ADistrictthatGrew

BeyondtheRubble

weencouragevisitorstotheexhibitiontoubreak

themup,”tolookinsidethemsearchingforhid-

dencontent,tohavefunseekingoptionstouse

thiscontent,orsimplytorelaxinthespacewhich

isaimedtoencouragerelaxationandreflection,

partiallythankstoitsplainaesthetics.Thecontent,

developedinvariousforms,referstotheissues

touchedupondirectlyinLachert’sspatiallayout

ofthedistrict,whichwasenvisagedbythearchi-

tectinascaleofasmalltown(thefirsturbanlayout

draft,preparedintheWarsawReconstructionOf-

fice,estimatedthenumberofMuranów’sresidents

at36,000;todaythisnumberhasalmostdoubled).

Theissueswereasfollows:thegreenery,whichwas

assignedavitalrolewithintheproject—despite

dificultiesofgrowinganythingontherubble—

andwhichisrigorouslyprotectedbythedistrict

residentstoday;thechallengeposedbycom-

municationroutes,relatedtotheconstructionof

anadditionalundergroundstationandtothelack

ofparkingspaces.In1949,Lachertseparatedcar

traficfromthepedestrianone—carsweretouse

themainthoroughfaresexclusively,andassum-

ingtherewasonecarperonehundredinhabit-

ants,itwasdecidedthatonecentralcarparkand

0,25haofparkingspaceswithinthehousinges-

tateswouldsufice,especiallythattrams,buses

andundergroundweretooperateinthedistrict.

onthedistrict’ssocialtissueandthecomfortofits

permanentresidents.Meanwhile,newdevelopers’

investmentsstirintenseemotions,mainlyrelated

tothefactthattheyencroachonthesofarunde-

velopedgreenareas.

Aleitmotifofthecontentdisplayedontheexhibi-

tion’smezzaninelevelisthefactthatitposesques-

tionswithoutimplyinganswers.Foralltheques-

tionspertaintotheunknown,tothefutureover

whichwemaymerelyponder:howwillMuranów

looklike,whatwillhappentoitinthecomingdec-

ades?Thatisbynomeansallthereis.Apreliminary

projectofthehousingestatethatisalsoamemorial

servesasalaboratoryinamuchbroadersense—

itisalabinwhichspatialandarchitecturalinno-

vationsarecomplementedbyaboldsocialvision

suchastheonesoncepursuedbytheWerkbund

orWarsawHousingCooperative[WSM].Whilepre-

sentingMuranów’spublicspace,themezzanine

levelexpositionalsoactsasaprivateterritory,

furnishedwithbuildingvolumesinamacroscale;

aterritorywhichcaneasilybecomethesceneof

variedsocialinteractionsbetweenvisitorswho

acquirenewinformationandsharetheirinsights

andobservations.

Inthesocialistpropaganda,Muranówwasthefirst

workingclassdistrictinWarsawcitycentre.In

thedocumentsdatedasearlyas1948thereisan

annotation(handwrittenbyStefanOssowiecki):

uItisvitalfromboththesocialandculturalper-

one-bedroomapartmentsofSouthernMuranów

spectivethatweensurethedistrict’spopulationis

hadtoaccommodatefamilieswithtwoorthree

fromtheverystartnotfullyuniformwithregardto

children.Today,suchapartmentsaresoughtafter

theiroccupation.”7Therefore,Muranówwasenvis-

bystudents,or—increasingly—turnedintouresi-

agedasasociallydiverseplace,yetshapedwith

dences”fortourists,whichexertsagreatimpact

aviewtotheworkingclassneeds.Therewereplans

Asforthelivingconditions—atthetimeofPeo-

ple’sRepublicofPoland,small,predominantly

“OpiniaoprogramieiukładzieprzestrzennymDzielnicyMuranów,”1948,fromthecollectionoftheMuseumofArchitecturein

Wrocław.

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