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What is the condition of architecture in Poland today?

Jacek Droszcz: I have the impression that we have quickly caught up with the West in this field. Our graduates are sought after by the world's best architectural studios.

"Drawing is an architect’s language.”

Jacek Droszcz, architect of the Portova and Brabank investments

Jacek Droszcz

Architect. For over 30 years he has led the Kwadrat Architectural Studio. Lecturer at the Faculty of Architecture, Gdansk University of Technology, co-author of the headquarters of the World War II Museum in Gdansk.

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What is architecture to you?

Jakub Bladowski: In my opinion, the key role of architecture is to meet the needs of users along with residents. At the beginning we always try to precisely identify human needs and respond to them with form. This is an important element in each of our projects. The effects of such an approach are perfectly visible in the example of the Nowe Kolibki project. It is important for the architect to feel like the director of a human life. We create opportunities.

„We shape the space to be flexible and diverse. The rest is designed by life."

Jakub Bladowski, architect of the Nowe Kolibki investment

Jakub Bladowski

Graduate of the Faculty of Architecture at the Gdansk University of Technology. He is still connected with the university as an assistant professor in the Department of Urban and Regional Planning. Since 2015, he has been running the Roark Studio design studio.

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Marek Łańcucki

Architect, graduate of the Faculty of Architecture at the Warsaw University of Technology. He also studied in the USA on a Fullbright scholarship. He worked in renowned architectural studios in Warsaw and London. Since 2008 he has been running his own architectural studio Maarte.

Where did the idea for going down the architectural path come from?

Marek Łańcucki: The reason is prosaic - my dad is an architect. In my family, most of us had some sort of connection with architecture or art. Ever since I was a child I liked drawing. I always knew what I wanted to do in life. It's not a profession - I feel like an architect. I really enjoy doing it. I've been working for almost 24 years and I love it more and more.

"It's not a profession, I feel like an architect."

Marek Łańcucki, architect of the Botanica Jelitkowo investment

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"Restraint and craftsmanship are the basis of an architect's work."

Zbigniew Reszka, architect of the Nowe Orłowo investment

What’s the most important aspect in an architect's work?

Zbigniew Reszka: My architectural credo is that there should be as little architecture as possible in the landscape. Our intention is to design in such a way that the objects fit harmoniously into it.

Michał
Baryżewski

Graduate of the Gdańsk University of Technology, Faculty of Architecture.

Zbigniew
Reszka

Graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk, majoring in Architecture.

Co-owners and co-founders of the architectural firm Arch-Deco.

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Jacek Droszcz

Architect. For over 30 years he has led the Kwadrat Architectural Studio. Lecturer at the Faculty of Architecture, Gdansk University of Technology, co-author of the headquarters of the World War II Museum in Gdansk.

What is the condition of architecture in Poland today?

Jacek Droszcz: I have the impression that we have quickly caught up with the West in this field. Our graduates are sought after by the world's best architectural studios.

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Jakub Bladowski

Graduate of the Faculty of Architecture at the Gdansk University of Technology. He is still connected with the university as an assistant professor in the Department of Urban and Regional Planning. Since 2015, he has been running the Roark Studio design studio.

What is architecture to you?

Jakub Bladowski: In my opinion, the key role of architecture is to meet the needs of users along with residents. At the beginning we always try to precisely identify human needs and respond to them with form. This is an important element in each of our projects. The effects of such an approach are perfectly visible in the example of the Nowe Kolibki project. It is important for the architect to feel like the director of a human life. We create opportunities.

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Marek Łańcucki

Architect, graduate of the Faculty of Architecture at the Warsaw University of Technology. He also studied in the USA on a Fullbright scholarship. He worked in renowned architectural studios in Warsaw and London. Since 2008 he has been running his own architectural studio Maarte.

Where did the idea for going down the architectural path come from?

Marek Łańcucki: The reason is prosaic - my dad is an architect. In my family, most of us had some sort of connection with architecture or art. Ever since I was a child I liked drawing. I always knew what I wanted to do in life. It's not a profession - I feel like an architect. I really enjoy doing it. I've been working for almost 24 years and I love it more and more.

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Michał
Baryżewski

Graduate of the Gdańsk University of Technology, Faculty of Architecture.

Zbigniew
Reszka

Graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk, majoring in Architecture.

Co-owners and co-founders of the architectural firm Arch-Deco.

What’s the most important aspect in an architect's work?

Zbigniew Reszka: My architectural credo is that there should be as little architecture as possible in the landscape. Our intention is to design in such a way that the objects fit harmoniously into it.

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