The Centennial Hall of Wroclaw: history of a modern architecture in reinforced concrete classified World Heritage Site

The Centennial Hall in Wrocław stands as a groundbreaking example of early 20th-century modern architecture and engineering, particularly for its pioneering use of reinforced concrete. Its dome, the largest of its time, showcased advanced technological innovation and structural ingenuity, reflecting the material's potential to adapt to any architectural form. This masterpiece of human creativity was recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site, marking a significant shift in the concept of cultural heritage to include previously underappreciated works. The study delves into the hall's architectural and technological uniqueness, its historical significance, and its role in representing a pivotal phase in global architectural history.

Licordari, M. (2021). The Centennial Hall of Wroclaw: history of a modern architecture in reinforced concrete classified World Heritage Site. Journal of Architectural Conservation, 27(1-2), 17–52. https://doi.org/10.1080/13556207.2020.1854508