At the State Archives, we consistently invest in modern and functional buildings for secure and long-term storage and sharing of archival materials. Thanks to the financial help from the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage, since 2013 we have been able to open state-of-the-art State Archives offices in Gorz贸w Wielkopolski, Radom, Zielona G贸ra, Bielsko-Bia艂a, Rzesz贸w, Bia艂ystok and Krak贸w. We have also altered and modernized archives in Boles艂awiec, Lublin, Gda艅sk, Mi臋dzyzdroje and Suwa艂ki. Currently ongoing projects include archive buildings in Nowy S膮cz and Bydgoszcz, in addition to a comprehensive electrical modernization of 27 State Archives buildings.
Our projects in Katowice, Koszalin, 艁贸d藕, Piotrk贸w Trybunalski, Pozna艅 and Szczecin are currently in their early stages.
Newly built archives
provide:
- storage facilities with a capacity for accessing new documents into the holdings for years to come (both in paper and digital form),
- environmental conditions conducive to long-term document storage,
- low environmental footprint and energy consumption thanks to the use of renewable energy sources and cutting-edge technologies,
- state-of-the-art conservation and digitization workshops for even more effective preservation of valuable archival materials.
offer:
- spaces for meetings and cultural events in state-of-the-art exhibition and conference rooms,
- spacious and comfortably furnished reading rooms with computers and self-service scanners,
- accessibility to a wide range of users, including the disabled.
