The history of the SGH Warsaw School of Economics goes back to 1906 when August Zieliński started to give courses on commerce. Polish architect Jan Witkiewicz-Koszczyc designed most of its initial buildings. The Main Building was constructed to his plans between 1951 and 1955 and features a 28 meter wide stepped dome that raises 40 meters from the ground. It is sometimes referred to as the "Parachute hall".

SGH Warsaw School of Economics Main Ball interior

SGH Warsaw School of Economics stepped dome
There is a total of 224 windows in the "parachute" like dome.

SGH Warsaw School of Economics parachute dome with 224 windows
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