An idea to revive the ruins of a monastery. Award-winning project by Polish students

Roman Michalczak

He graduated from the K. Libelt High School No. 9 in Poznan, majoring in mathematics and physics. In 2019, he began studying architecture, at the Magdalena Abakanowicz University of Arts in Poznan. During his studies, he developed his knowledge and passion for construction, design and modern architectural solutions. He also nurtured his drawing skills by attending studios for technical and artistic drawing and painting.

His greatest pleasure is designing greenery in architecture and organizing urban and suburban spaces. He completed his engineering diploma on the subject of revitalization and expansion of historic architecture with a very good result. He is currently a second-degree student of architecture - he is continuing his studies at UAP.

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An idea to revive the ruins of a monastery. Award-winning project by Polish students

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