Jadwiga Małecka-Fick

Architect, educator, graduate of the Faculty of Architecture at the Silesian University of Technology. Her areas of research include topics related to the design of urban spaces, office spaces, residential interiors, art installations, and applied design. For many years, she has been involved in various projects, including those bordering on architecture, working in interdisciplinary teams.

In the surrounding world, she is fascinated by relationships and dependencies, both within society, the city and nature. Creating in the context of man for man and man for nature are key elements of her work.

She is a finalist and winner of numerous competitions in Poland and abroad, and her work has been presented at international conferences (including WUF11, Bamp 2019). Participant and organizer of many international architectural workshops. She is involved in many interdisciplinary projects, not only in the field of architecture, but also in biotechnology, sociology and psychology. She has collaborated with numerous foundations: LAB 60+, which deals with universal design, Era of New Age, or the Polish Families Foundation. Currently, together with the Antyrama Foundation, she is creating urban design projects and interventions to raise the standard of living in cities. By day, she is a designer at the Małeccy Design Studio.