The memo informs about the completed competition and the prizes awarded for the project of a sanatorium for tuberculosis patients in Lviv. Those awarded prizes included Edward Madurowicz, Bronisław Wiktor, Marian Nikodemowicz, Jadwiga Dobrzyńska-Łoboda and Zygmunt Łoboda. The sanatorium was opened in 1931, and the architect Adolf Kamienobrodzki was responsible for the project carried out in 1927-1929 and its implementation. The building was constructed at 31 Kurkova Street in Lviv (now Lysenko Street). Today a children's hospital is located there. Information published in the periodical "Sztuki Piękne",1926/1927, no. 10-11, p. 416 (public domain, reprinted from the Library of the University of Silesia, Katowice).

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Competition for the design of a sanatorium for tuberculosis patients of the Lviv Sickness Fund No. 14. Works numbered: 4, 5, 6, 10 and 11. After opening the envelopes, it turned out that the authors of work no. 9 are arch. E. Madurowicz and J. Paterman from Warsaw, the authors of work no. 12 arch. V. Blada, T. Jankowski and Br. Wiktor from Lviv, the authors of work no. 14 M. Nikodemowicz from Lviv, and finally the authors of work no. 5 arch. J. Dobrzyńska and Z. Łoboda from Warsaw.