futurystycznych

Futurystycznych is the genitive plural form of the Polish adjective futurystyczny, meaning futuristic. It is used to modify nouns in the genitive plural (and, in many contexts, the accusative plural) and appears in phrases such as trendów futurystycznych or budynków futurystycznych.

Etymology and meaning: The adjective futurystyczny is formed from the root futur- (from Latin futurus, about to be) with the Polish suffix -ystyczny, which creates terms related to a field or concept. The related noun Futuryzm denotes Futurism, an early 20th-century modernist movement. In Polish usage, futurystyczny often conveys a future-oriented, innovative, or avant-garde character, sometimes associated with the aesthetics and ideas of Futurism.

Usage: The form futurystycznych is common in discussions of architecture, design, technology, art, and cultural journalism. It signals elements that belong to or resemble a future-oriented or avant-garde style. While closely connected to science fiction in popular culture, its use in formal writing emphasizes real-world design, planning, or artistic trends rather than fictional depictions alone.

Examples: The phrase trendy futurystycznych miast appears in analyses of urban design and describes trends in futuristic cities. Projekty futurystycznych budynków highlights architectural projects with forward-looking or innovative forms. The term can also describe aesthetics in exhibitions, films, or product design, always in agreement with the noun it modifies.

See also: Futuryzm (Futurism) and futurystyczny as the base adjective.