Gdansk - see the city that no longer exists

Pawel Mrozek on MKUA's role in the public space debate

Urban development thriller around St. Idzi Church in Inowlodz

A story about the life of ground floors in architecture and why buildings in Poland wear sandal socks, ending with an excellent murder I'll commit to modernism

Paweł Mrozek

Architect urban planner. Graduate of the Gdańsk University of Technology. Urban activist. Co-founder and vice president of the Gdansk Agglomeration Development Forum and co-founder of the Pedestrian Poland federation. Member of the Urban Planning and Architectural Commission of the City of Gdansk. In his activities he focuses on the implementation of participatory processes in urban policy, increasing the participation of the scientific community and residents in the processes of shaping spatial and transport policy of the Gdansk Agglomeration. Founder of the Facebook profile One Hundred Years of Planning focusing on satirical criticism of pathological phenomena and processes occurring in the space of Polish cities and villages, for which he received the award of the Marshal of Pomorskie Voivodeship and Gazeta Wyborcza "Urban Storm of the Year".

Architektura & Biznes – articles

"I began to see the charms of the spatial development of our country. And here someone cast a spell, and there..."

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Gdansk - see the city that no longer exists

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Pawel Mrozek on MKUA's role in the public space debate

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Rzeszów. City experiment

Newsletters | City | Urban planning

Urban development thriller around St. Idzi Church in Inowlodz

A story about the life of ground floors in architecture and why buildings in Poland wear sandal socks, ending with an excellent murder I'll commit to modernism

Chelmno - the city of tourist celibacy

Lodz back to the future

Polish public spaces from the store "Everything for five zlotys"

Sink or soar, a summary of the year 2022 in architecture (part XVII)

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Museum of Modern Art of All Poles

Why does every revitalization always end with a concrete plaza?

Polish Championship in running over the fountain

The city we need but don't deserve

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On the spatial horror of the suburbs, which is born of the mental laziness of our local government officials

About the superiority of building pyramids over granaries, palaces of contempt and the honorable role in this of expert bodies at zero zlotys per kilo