In today's installment of the series "10 questions to..." we present the answers of architects from APA Czech-Dulinski-Wrobel, who will host the participants of the FOPA Festival of Open Architecture Studios in their studio. See how Jacek Czech answered our questions.
Jacek Czech graduated from the Faculty of Architecture at the Cracow University of Technology, and gained professional experience in architectural offices in Italy and Norway. Since 1990, together with Janusz Duliński and Piotr Wróbel, he has been running the APA Czech Duliński Wróbel design office in Cracow. Co-author, among others, of the Krakow-BaliceInternational Airport building complex and the expansion of the terminal at Warsaw Chopin Airport.
1. architecture in three words...?
a. Art.
b. Space.
c. Solidity.
2. the three most important buildings to you...?
a. Rome - as a collection, collection, arrangement.
b. The Gallery of Contemporary Art "Bunkier Sztuki" at the Planty in Krakow.
c. Villa Savoye, designed by Le Corbusier.
3. the most important book on architecture...?
Marcus Vitruvius Pollio, "On architecture ten books".
4. Most inspiring city and why...?
Delirious New York!
5. architect with whom you would like to design something and why...?
SANAA, Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa. Their understanding of the design process and creation of space, approach to functionality suits me.
6. hand drawing or computer drawing?
It is known - hand-drawing.
7. mockup or 3D model?
Mock-up.
8. modernism or postmodernism?
Modernism.
9. After-hours work or sport?
Fly fishing.
10. architecture or business?
Architecture and then business.
APA Czech-Dulinski-Wrobelstudio opens for you on November 21 at 5 pm.
See you there!
