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Are you fascinated by visualizing and creating your designs?
Or would you like to learn how to use professional building tools?
If so, then this event is just for you!

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The WAPW Academic Association together with the Faculty of Architecture of the Warsaw University of Technology invite you to the next lecture in the "About Architecture" series. Our guests will be architects Małgorzata Kuciewicz and Simone De Iacobis from the CENTRALA studio.
The studio was founded in 2001. It changed for years and today it is created by Małgorzata Kuciewicz and Simone de Iacobis. The goal of the studio is to initiate a debate on architecture, inspire interdisciplinary activities related to architecture and design, and to create artistic projects inviting you to discuss the condition of urban design in Poland.
More information can be found at https://fb.me/e/2jNiZEmK7
The lecture will take place on Tuesday, February 28th at 6:00 pm at the Faculty of Architecture.
More information will follow soon, so stay tuned!

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Videos

Exhibition concept:
"Architecture requires knowledge. Broad, humanistic knowledge – necessary for the concept creation, as well as exacting, technical knowledge – necessary for the construction process. It also requires openness, a certain mindfulness, and intuition – to be able to perceive and understand the changes taking place in the world. Collage opens the path of knowledge to the promptings of intuition. That is why I like to use it as a working technique, which this exhibition suggests: here photographs, testimonies and documents merge with fleeting and open forms (still not obvious to architectural criticism, but known, for instance, from social media) – to emphasize the complexity and multidimensionality of critical engagement. # Archicollages. What is the exhibition about? It is about values. It is about architecture being first and foremost a place to live, rather than a clever and fashionable fetish – which it may at times become, and which some circles believe it to be." Ewa P. Porębska

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