Gottesman-Szmelcman’s OVO owes its bulging curves to 3D CAD programming
WROCLAW – Devastated during World War II, Wroclaw is now an architecturally diverse city – the biggest in the west of Poland – with a mixture of styles influencing the local infrastructure. Named after a word with origins literall
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