Nadodrze, a forgotten area with a new lease of life
These images are the result of a long-term project of the neighbourhood called Nadodrze, located north side of the city of Wrocław (Poland). This area, historically highly valued, had been severely damaged with the passage of time due to lack of investment, maintenance of its buildings and projects which could address other social issues. The deterioration of this zone was evident, visually as well as in its inhabitants, with serious problems of marginalisation, poverty and high crime rate. The arrival of new millennium pushed the Local Council, jointly with EU funds, to attend the needs of Nadodrze’s residents. Although the neighbourhood lacks of full restoration, some steps have been made to encourage citizens in the process and give hope this area can achieve a new lease of life.
These photographs show a personal view of Nadodrze squares, courtyards, facades, streets and its people, today. The depiction of a neighbourhood unveiled by a wave of tolerance and ready to become the new cultural meeting point of Wrocław.
The story behind Nadodrze’s Railway Station











































great pictures! I’ve never looked at Nadodrze the way you did here – you’ve changed my view on this place, although I’m from Wroclaw.
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