Why surfacing is an essential consideration for the design of therapeutic spaces
Today, it's actually one of the oldest medical schools in Poland that looks the most modern. In 2015, local practice Open Architekci added a new seven-storey children's hospital to the centuries-old Medical University of Warsaw.
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