A medieval Polish city gets a contemporary apart-hotel in a historic baroque building
Known for being the birthplace of Copernicus, its medieval architectural landscape and its gingerbread, Toruń, a city in northern Poland, is well acquainted with its 13th century origins; UNESCO inscribed it onto its World Heritage List
Create a free account to read the full article
Get 2 premium articles for free each month
Related Articles
MORE Lauren Morris-Jansen
When to-go coffee isn’t part of the culture, Crosby Studios’ slick, ‘transformist’ design draws crowds
Head to Austria to see this chocolate store fit ‘for both wafer lovers and design enthusiasts’
-cover-thumb.jpg)
FRAME’s summer selection: 10 fresh, sunny spaces for the season’s dog days
This multi-use building in Copenhagen became its own material bank
Environmental and cultural sustainability embed a Dutch artist's residence in its locale
How over 30 creatives brought this wellness-driven urban retreat in London to life
Is scaffolding the new exhibition space?
Why Clap Studio’s savvy application of a trendy Sottsass veneer might outlast the fad
A dramatic void in a Batam dessert shop brings light, ventilation and a connection to the elements
