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People know the port exists, but have no idea what goes on there. Portlantis aims to change that.

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People know the port exists, but have no idea what goes on there. Portlantis aims to change that.
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Underground inspiration in the heart of Gangdong. "Tunnel" woven into the city from ZAIRA Architects & Engineers.
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Healthy longevity in the city. Interview with Agnieszka Labus

How to design cities that support health and relationships? Agnieszka Labus on preventive urbanism, neighborhoods and the architecture of everyday life.

Magdalena Milert, 15 of June '25
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Everyday life of an elderly person in an urban space

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Is it possible to engineer longevity in the city? Agnieszka Labus shows that yes - if we start with neighborhoods, relationships and healthy daily habits. Agnieszka Labus talks about urban planning that doesn't erect monuments, but promotes health - Agnieszka Labus talks about neighborhoods that work like good medicine. [...]

Is it possible to engineer longevity in the city? Agnieszka Labus shows that yes - if we start with neighborhoods, relationships and healthy daily habits. Agnieszka [...]

Tarnów Brewery - an investment that has been awaited for 30 years.

The latest project by APA Wojciechowski Architects

Wiktor Bochenek, 14 of June '25
browary tarnowskie (proj. APA Wojciechowski Architekci)

Tarnów breweries (designed by APA Wojciechowski Architekci)

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Every city has its places of shame, which are looked upon with disapproval by residents and tourists. To date, metropolises have done better with the problem of such places, but in medium-sized cities good private residential architecture has almost never appeared. The Tarnowskie Browary project by APA Wojciechowski Architects, however, shows that this potential can also have a precedent outside the major centers. [...]

Every city has its places of shame, which are looked upon with disapproval by residents and tourists. To date, metropolises have done better with the problem of such [...]

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