Polish village of the interwar period was not very rewarding ground for modernist architecture. Construction was based on traditional technology, with occasional use of new materials such as reinforced concrete and steel. Socio-economic changes taking place slowly. Industry did not play in Poland at that time such a role as in Western Europe. Modernism in Poland was a phenomenon in an artificial advantage, promoted by a group of architects fascinated with western art. The end result of the mansion in Ciechanki project is a compromise between the needs of snobbish current and future residents of the social customs of the manor.

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