This scientific monograph examines the reconstruction of Lithuanian towns and small cities after World War I. The design reflects themes of rebuilding and cultural memory, featuring a die-cut cover that reveals a sepia-toned archival photograph beneath — a subtle interplay of absence and renewal. A rust-orange accent color evokes the aging of materials and historical documents. Inside, a clear typographic hierarchy, considered use of maps and archival notes, and a calm layout ensure accessibility for both academic and general readers, bridging past and present through thoughtful design.