# Urban and cultural development projects in Poland > Live situation record from CLSTR: https://clstr.news/situations/urban-and-cultural-development-projects-in-poland > Updated: 2026-09-02T13:07:35.000Z. Sources: 2. Developments: 2. Poland is undertaking various architectural, urban planning, and cultural development projects across several regions. In August 2026, competitions were announced or concluded for new facilities. In Czersk, a competition was launched for the Museum of Szkuta and Urzecze to house a 16th-century Vistula ship. In Koszalin, a winning concept was selected for the Jamno Transfer Center, a 37 million PLN project intended to create a transport, recreation, and tourism hub near Lake Jamno. By September 2026, focus shifted toward renovation and expansion efforts. In Oświęcim, municipal tenements in the Old Town are being renovated, and the local social housing association is planning an apartment expansion. In Sandomierz, a 79 million PLN modernization project is underway to expand the Sandomierz Castle Museum into a former bakery site, utilizing significant EU funding to create new exhibition and conservation spaces. ## Timeline ### 2026-09-02: Urban and cultural development projects underway in Oświęcim and Sandomierz Poland sees significant cultural and urban investments, including tenement renovations in Oświęcim and a major 79 million PLN museum expansion project in Sandomierz. 2 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/urban-and-cultural-development-projects-underway-in-owicim-and-sandomierz ### 2026-08-10: Architectural competitions announced and concluded in Poland Architectural competitions in Poland are advancing, including a new museum project in Czersk for a 16th-century ship and the selection of a winning urban design for the Jamno Transfer Center in Koszalin. 5 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/architectural-competitions-announced-and-concluded-in-poland --- Cite as: Urban and cultural development projects in Poland. CLSTR, https://clstr.news/situations/urban-and-cultural-development-projects-in-poland