Emilia Moczyńska

A student of architecture at the Faculty of Architecture at the Cracow University of Technology. She combines academic experience with openness to the world and other cultures: thanks to participation in the Erasmus program in Istanbul, she had the opportunity to learn about various design contexts, observe foreign architecture and face design problems from a completely new perspective. She pays special attention to issues of pro-social architecture and environmental psychology, trying to understand the impact of space on the well-being and emotions of users. She is characterized by empathy, out-of-the-box thinking and the need for self-development - she likes to look at architecture through the prism of relationships, sensitivity and individual human needs. She is inspired by traveling and observing the differences in solving similar design problems in different countries. Her interest in medical facilities emerged relatively recently and quickly became an important part of her professional path, but she does not close herself exclusively to medical architecture - she also approaches the design of other public facilities with openness. In her designs, she strives to combine aesthetics with functionality, creating spaces that are supportive, accessible and welcoming regardless of their nature or purpose.

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