Z treści: Sołtysik M. J.: Gdynia's modernism between the world wars. The stylistic of the epoch s. 8-13; Hirsch Robert: The conservation and preservation of Gdynia's modernist architecture s. 14-16; Dolistowska Małgorzata: Modern Poland in the borderlands: public architecture of the 1930s in the North-Eastern Areas of the Second Republic of Poland s. 39-42; Rychkov Petro: Sacral architecture in the Interwar Volhynia: tradition and modernity s. 43-46; Roguska Jadwiga: Modern interpretations of the principle of type and repeatability in the work of Warsaw architects in the period between the world wars s. 47-54; Rozbicka Małgorzata: Housing estate exhibitions in Interwar Poland: genesis, history, and transformations s. 55-60; Grzeszczuk-Brendel Hanna: Forgotten modernism? The influence of "Red Vienna" in Poznań in the 1920s s. 61-66; Sołtysik M. J.: Modern city centre: evolution of the idea of Gdynia's "Premiere District" 1926-2007 s. 67-74; Rozbicka M.: Modernism and the timber architecture of Interwar Poland s. 75-80; Barylewska-Szymańska Ewa, Szymański Wojciech: Towards modernity. The operations of the free city of Gdańsk's construction office in 1927-1933 s. 81-84; Affelt Waldemar J.: The dramatic beginnings of modernism in Poland or Kraków's trouble with "ferroconcrete" s. 85-90; Olszewski Andrzej K.: Comparison of art déco and modernism illustrated by churches in Białystok and Tulsa (USA) s. 91-94; Sołtysik M. J.: A new canon of the modernist villa from the 1930s in Gdynia - a villa with a semicircular veranda. The post-war continuation of the idea s. 95-100; Syska Anna: Chełmek - small Zlín s. 101-104; Makowska Beata: Modernists town houses designed by Fryderyk Tadanier in Kraków s. 105-108; Zimnowoda-Krajewska Bożena: Postulates of the 1933 Athens Charter and the 1935 vision of Toruń urban development s. 109-112; Wolańska Ewa Maria: Architect Wacław Tomaszewski (1884-1969). Architecture as autobiography s. 119-124; Czapelski Marek: "The crown completing the titanic work". Design for the Maritime Basilica in Gdynia s. 125-126; Narczewska Aleksandra: Modernist housing from the late 1920s and early 1930s in Sopot s. 127-130; Sumorok Aleksandra: Between modernism and socialist realism - the case of Nowa Huta (1949-1956) s. 135-138; Kosiacka Karolina: MS "Piłsudski" - the fitting and interior design of the Polish transatlantic ship from 1934 to 1939 s. 153-154; Bielinis-Kopeć Barbara: Interior decor and furnishings of former sanatorium in Trzebiechów by Henry van de Velde - presentation of research results and conservation works in view to his other performances during the Weimar period of his work s. 181-184; Lewicki Jakub: Conservation of modernist architecture in Poland. Practice in recent years s. 217-224; Olenderek Joanna, Olenderek Maciej: The issues of protecting modernist architecture in Łódź of the Second Republic of Poland s. 225-228; Lewicki Jakub: Research, definitions, evaluation and reality, or why the leading masterpieces of modernism were lost in Poland s. 229-236; Hirsch Robert: Gdynia City Centre as a historical monument s. 237-242; Orchowska-Smolińska Anna: Revalorisation of modernist and social modernist interiors in Gdynia s. 243-246; Olszewski Andrzej K.: Juliusz Żórawski's glass house in Warsaw - 73 years later s. 247-250; Hirsch R.: Exterior plasterwork in Gdynia's modernist architecture and its preservation s. 251-258; Górski Marcin: Modernist architecture faced with contemporary challenges in the case of the Służewiec horse racecourse in Warsaw s. 259-264; Olenderek J.: Ennoblement or deterioration of the contemporary cultural achievements of Łódź in the 1960s s. 277-280; Borowik Aneta: Architecture of the 1960s in Katowice. Examples, creators, state of preservation s. 281-284; Kriegseisen Anna: The Gdynia railway station restoration project s. 285-288; Niedostatkiewicz Maciej, Niedostatkiewicz Leszek: The monuments of Gdynia post-war construction pace s. 289-291