This book examines the reconstruction of Lithuanian towns following the First World War. The design reflects themes of rebuilding, featuring a die-cut cover that reveals a sepia-toned archival image beneath — symbolising both loss and renewal. A rust-orange accent evokes the appearance of aged materials. Inside, a clear structure, refined typography, and the considered use of maps and notes contribute to an accessible and engaging read. The design creates a bridge between past and present for both academic and general readers.