Measured geometry
Plans, elevations, sections and dimensions define the present building.
Current working stage: BRY-083. One Polish mansard now spans the full width of the palace instead of reading as three separate roofs. Both white chimneys are embedded in the roof, stand next to one another and share one plan axis. The four elevations by Roman Kałuża still control orientation and principal levels. South is the portico; west has the broad semicircular glazing and balcony; east has the projecting stair bay. Fine roof junctions and ornamental profiles remain classified B/C and are still being refined.
Four floor levels
The public Polish workbench already contains high-resolution design plans for the basement, ground floor, first floor and attic. Visitors may switch between the measured survey, the design layout and a transparent comparison. South and the portico are at the bottom; west is left and east is right.
OPEN THE INTERACTIVE MODEL AND PLANS →OPEN THE BRY-083 WORKING MODEL →Evidence layers
Present condition
Dated photographs verify visible details and restoration stages.
Historical reconstruction
Only features supported by Inczew evidence are shown as reconstructed.
Hypothesis
Analogies and uncertain variants remain visibly labelled and switched off by default.
Next destination
The same floor plans will guide movement through rooms rather than through an empty shell. The future sound scene at the main entrance will remain an artistic interpretation, not a claim about a documented historical event.