Windbreak shelter. Polish students designed a temporary shelter and won an international competition!

Natalia Junger

A second-year student at the Faculty of Wrocław University of Technology interested in participatory design and issues of energy use and sustainability in architecture participation, experimentation and exploration of dependencies in design was experienced by, among others, taking part in the OSSA Krakow 2020 architecture workshop.

Together with Angelika Zysiak, she was awarded in the 2020 Multi Comfort Student Contest for design and project presentation. The premise was to design a sustainable park combining residential, educational and recreational functions in France's Saint-Denis district.

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Windbreak shelter. Polish students designed a temporary shelter and won an international competition!

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