The factory was established in 1889 under the name Plant Motte, Meillassoux and Caulliez. The complex, in brick and stone architecture, which can be seen neo-Gothic elements, was designed by Edward Lilpop reportedly known in Lodz and Warsaw architect of many buildings, mainly banks. Near the plant was the first in the stadium, as well - that does not exist today - cycling track. In 1926, "Motty" changed its name to Union Textile. After the war, the factory was called Czestochowa Woollen Industry Plant and then Elanex.
About the Author
Arther Maure
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Dublin/Ireland
Freelance photographer, writer and videographer, based in Dublin.
I am in passion to dark ambient, industrial, cold wave and dark wave music.
Areas of interests:
theatre / film / music / architecture / dark ambient - music / dark wave / modern art / colours grey - white - black / modern architecture / dokumentary film / photography / video / modern ballet / humanoid / death / movement / old factories / empty places / abandoned world / industrial / scandinavian style / theatre / cold wave /
Publish Date March 01, 2013
Dimensions Standard Landscape 80 pgs
ProLine Pearl Photo Paper
Tags story, history, photo, photography, reportage, documentary, monochrome, industry, industrial, czestochowa, factory, elanex, maure, arther, architecture, black and whithe