#A&B Video Talks
What is the biggest crime on the landscape - the "foxing" of urban space? Ola Kloc talks with Janusz Sepiol, Architect of the City of Krakow, about the lack of culture in design, planting trees in the city, and who he will go hand in hand with in creating a better space.
Janusz Sepiol - architect and art historian, politician, from 2002 to 2006 Marshal of the Malopolska Region, senator of the seventh and eighth terms. Long-time planner at the Krakow Development Office, director of the Department of Regional and Spatial Policy at the Provincial Office in Krakow and the Department of Spatial Planning at the Office of Housing and Urban Development in Warsaw. From 2021 to 2024, he served as the Architect of the City of Rzeszow, and from September 16 this year. - Chief Architect of the City of Krakow.
You can also read the interview with Janusz Sepiol in the September issue of A&B: Are Polish cities capitalist?
The conversation took place during the Open Eyes Economy Summit 2024, an event of which Architecture&Business was a media partner. This year's Value Economy Congress was held under the theme "The Soul of Europe."
