VILNIUS - During the Soviet era
Algimantas Kancas spent 20 years
at an architecture firm where he
and about 400 employees had little
to no freedom to explore their creativity
in project designs.
Thankfully, times have
changed. Now the vast majority of
architecture and construction
companies in Lithuania are freely
breaking ground and embracing
new concepts that were off-limits
during the Soviet occupation. In
the process, many architects are
methodically blending contemporary
styles together with old,
functional structures.
In 1991, Kancas' lifelong
dream to manage his own...
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