Abstract
The article is devoted to the presentation and analysis of the work of two architects, Julian Duchowicz and Zygmunt Majerski who began their creative and pedagogical activity in the interwar period in Lviv, but continued it after the Second World War in Poland. The article presents their work in the interwar period in Lviv, as well as their pedagogical activity within of the Silesian University of Technology after the Second World War, and analyzes their practical work. It is shown how their pre-war experience and the principles of modernist architecture, characteristic of the Lviv school of architecture, were used and transformed in their post-war realizations.
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