Warszawa Rotunda PKO

Rotunda

The PKO Rotunda is one of the most iconic buildings in Warsaw, considered a symbol of post-war modernism and the architectural transformation of the 20th century. Designed by architect Jerzy Jakubowicz and built between 1960 and 1966, it has drawn attention from the start with its unique round form, crowned with a jagged roof – nicknamed the “general’s cap”.

The building is an integral part of the Eastern Wall – a modernist architectural and urban complex along Marszałkowska Street, constructed between 1960 and 1969. In 2003, it was listed as a contemporary cultural heritage site, recognised as a valuable example of Polish modernism in the urban landscape.

Why is this illustration worth having?

• Warsaw icon: The illustration presents one of the most recognisable landmarks in the capital – a silent witness to many key historical events.
• Unique architecture: The image captures the Rotunda’s distinct zigzag roof, a defining feature of its silhouette.
• Rich history: A piece that invites reflection on the city’s past and its architectural evolution. The Rotunda – a modernist icon for your wall.

Product features:

• Style: Architectural illustration in a modernist style.
• Subject: Front façade of the Rotunda building in Warsaw.
• Colour palette: Classic black and white with grey accents.
• Print: High-quality paper, size 39.5 × 29.5 cm.
• Frame size: 40 × 30 cm, black aluminium frame with glass.
• Production: Made in Poland.

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