Parade Square 

Palace of Culture and Science is a high-rise building in Warsaw.  Originally known as the Joseph Stalin Palace of Culture and Science was a gift from the Soviet Union to the people of Poland.  It was one of the main areas of Warsaw during that time and most important events were organized at the Parade square around the building. Communist officials admired army parades from the square’s Tribune of Honor.

Today, the Parade square lost its glamour. The main area, including Tribune of Honor, is now a bus station, and most of the surrounding area is just a big parking space.

 

 

Project made for „Warsaw under construction” festival organized by Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw.

  • Lady sitting below the Polish emblem in front of the old tribune of honor.
  • People waiting at a bus station, which is located in the old Parade square.
  • Man parked a car in front of a bus station.
  • Man closing his bus.
  • View of the parade square with Palace of Culture and Science in the background.
  • Bus driver during break.
  • Man cutting grass in front of the Palace of culture and science
  • Closed entrance to the Palace of culture and science.