Crisis Management Center in Africa. First place for Polish students

Agnieszka Witaszek

Agnieszka graduated from the Warsaw University of Technology with a degree in engineering. During her third year, she traveled to southern Italy as part of an Erasmus exchange. She gained experience at various workshops and during the summer semester at the Institute of Architecture and Design in Los Angeles. During her fourth year, she worked at Bujnowski architects in Warsaw. She and Aleksandra are currently studying Architecture and the Built Environment at TU Delft. She is particularly interested in sacred and wooden architecture, and during her final year of study will be working on a new development project for Podhale in the Explore Lab at TUD. In the future, she plans to return to Poland to finish her degree in philosophy, teach at a university, and open her own office after a few years of practice.

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Crisis Management Center in Africa. First place for Polish students

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