Pavilion of attentiveness. Students' project a counterbalance to networkholism

Tytus Tarczyński

Born in 2004. Currently a first degree student of Architecture at the Faculty of Architecture, Silesian University of Technology in Gliwice. Graduate of the architecture class of the Academic High School of the Silesian University of Technology. He takes an active part in the life of the university. The esc. project, which he authored together with Grzegorz Sygiet and Wojciech Rzyczniak, was awarded in the Museum of Emotions 3 competition organized by the Buildner platform. Dr. Jerzy Wojewódka was the scientific supervisor of the project.

He practices in the architectural industry as a graphic designer. In addition to architecture, he is passionate about sports, travel and photography.

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Pavilion of attentiveness. Students' project a counterbalance to networkholism

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