Revitalisation of Fort II in Poznań for the needs of the Folk Dance Ensemble headquarters

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This project is located in Poznan, Poland.

The thesis proposes the adaptive reuse of Fort II Stülpnagel in Poznań, Poland, as the headquarters for a Folk Dance Ensemble. Focusing on the occupied part of the fort, the project introduces facade restoration, landscape improvements, and sensitive interventions, including a partially covered courtyard, transforming the complex into a cultural center.

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Khalil Taleeslami

Juror

8d ago

Lecturer at Bu-Ali Sina University – Faculty of Art and Architecture

A thoughtful and well-researched adaptive reuse project that balances heritage conservation, cultural activity, and ecological sensitivity. The integration of the folk dance ensemble with the historic fort is particularly compelling.

Anstar 1mo ago

I'm genuinely impressed by this proposal. Transforming a historic fort into a place that celebrates culture, community, and sustainability is a beautiful idea. Wishing this project every success - it deserves to become a reality.

Ju La 2d ago

Great project. I really like the approach to preserving this historic, difficult building. Very interesting idea!

Jul Ka 2d ago

Such a great way to preserve the fort and support local culture at the same time!

Julia 2d ago

Very interesting project and a great place for the local community

Kalina Gloria 2d ago

Amazaing project. Really fantastic. This work inspired people.

Poligrodzianie media 2d ago

Honestly, I think this is a fantastic way to use the space

Julia 2d ago

This could be really special center, great idea for the society

Luiza-Florentina Vladulescu 2d ago

Wow, the concept it s amazing

Anna Maria 2d ago

I like how detailed is this project and thoughtfull. The analysis of the dance space really shows a well-considered design process

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