Museum of the Second World War

The Museum of the Second World War is a historical center in Gdansk, Poland which is dedicated to the Second World War. The historical center was opened on 23 March 2017. Kwadrat design group won the engineering rivalry for the working of the Museum of the Second World War in Gdansk. The exhibition hall grounds cover just about 2.5 sections of land, while the building covers 26,000 square meters. The building is distinctly separated into three circles, which mirror the association between the past, present, and future: the past — the underground, the present — the square encompassing the building, the future — the inclining tower with the glass facade and roof coming to up to 40.5 meters.

The pinnacle houses, for example, a library with a perusing room, address and meeting rooms, and in the end will be home to a bistro and an eatery on the best floor with a display of Gdansk. The structural origination accept that the whole wickedness of the war is covered up under the ground, and the 'light' of expectation comes to inside through a split that keeps running along the square. The split structures the compositional pivot of the whole idea of the position of the primary show. It connects the inside of the working with the world outside. The whole course of action of the territory is supplemented by the square that encompasses the building, where outside occasions will be held and individuals will have the capacity to unwind.