Choose the Audience Award in the "Best Interior Diploma" competition.

Voting for the best diploma project in the 1st edition of the "Best Diploma - INTERIOR" competition.

We encourage you to vote for the best diploma project - the Audience Award of the first edition of the "Best Diploma - WNĘTRZA" competition. To indicate your favorite, just cast your vote for it - you can only vote once for one project only. Voting lasts from September 3 to October 3 this year until 11:59 p.m. The author or author of the work with the highest number of votes will receive a diploma, a one-year subscription to the monthly magazine "A&B" and book prizes.

projects participating in the competition

Woven in Space.
The language of matter in the space of time
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proj.: Inez Sluziewicz
Faculty of Interior Design of the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk

The project "Woven in Space. The language of matter in the space of time" is a proposal for the partial adaptation of the space of the Red Barracks at 59 Łąkowa Street in Gdańsk for coworking interiors. The author's main idea was to complement, "touch" the existing architectural space with two materials - brick and fabric.

Biophilic Stress Reducer
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proj.: Weronika Blitek
Faculty of Interior Design at J. Matejko Academy of Fine Arts in Cracow.

"Biophilic Stress Reducer. Revitalization of a historic mill in Mydlniki" is an attempt to create a space that is a kind of retreat - an oasis inspired by nature, which, according to numerous studies, is an antidote to stress. The author, through architecture and design treatments, realizes the postulates that make up the concept, which is biophilic design.

Good Solitude.
Architecture of coexistence and community
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proj.: Aneta Lehmann
Faculty of Interior Design at the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdansk.

"Good Solitude. Architecture of Co-Being and Community" is an architectural and urban design project that allows you to fully enjoy the bounty of solitude without falling into the grip of a nagging loneliness. The concept is based on developing the seed of a new city - seed of the city - designed in the spirit of dialogue, a city within a city.

The boutique hotel "Dream of Rousseau"
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proj.: Karyna Milchina
Faculty of Interior Design at the J. Matejko Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow.

The author of the work Boutique Hotel "Dream of Rousseau" wanted to transform the hotel into a real art object, without limiting herself. "So she "detached" the frames from Henri Rousseau's paintings and let the artwork expand, literally permeating all the designed rooms in amix & match style.

Sensual Architectural Space
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designed by Marta Piórkowska
Department of Interior Design, Academy of Fine Arts in Lodz.

The idea behind the work, entitled Sensual Architectural Space, is to introduce the sensual world of architecture and its relationship with man as the main viewer. The author's premise was to create a building that fulfills Valeria Olgiati's seven rules of non-referential architecture, and, to introduce the assumptions of sensual architecture into the project, through references to Juhani Pallasma and Steen Eiler Rasmussen.

Art Bend
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proj.: Paulina Borysik
Faculty of Interior Design at the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk

Zakole Sztuki is a project toadapt a post-industrial former bakery building located in the Stogi District of Gdansk. The planned art and culture incubator creates favorable conditions for the development of the degraded area. Reorganization of unused spaces, concept of interiors and areas around the building are to provide new quality, freshness and prestige of the place.

A project for the adaptation of a historic summerhouse into a single-family house in Łask-Kolumna
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proj.: Michal Bernasiak
Faculty of Interior Design at the Academy of Fine Arts in Łódź

The author's design challenge involves the adaptation of a 1930s summer house into a year-round single-family home, with the main goal of drawing attention to the problem of deteriorating architecture. When designating specific rooms and passageways, the author was keen to ensure that the space in the house is practical, aesthetically pleasing and takes advantage of the potential of natural light.

An alternative world of human tears
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designed by: Joanna Wojtaszek
Department of Interior Design at Eugeniusz Geppert Academy of Fine Arts in Wroclaw.

The thesis presented is a virtual stage design, which is one possible answer to the questions of what the inside of a human tear looks like and how it works. It is the author's idea, which stems from the desire to juxtapose the element of everyday life with fairytale, magic. By creating an analogy to something that accompanies us in everyday life, the user of the described space can read the references himself.

The concept of transforming a summer-forest lodge into a year-round residential house
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proj.: Agnieszka Niczyporuk
Bielska Wyższa Szkoła im. J. Tyszkiewicza, majoring in Interior Design.

The starting point for the considerations in the author's bachelor's thesis was the thesis that a house is a kind of organism, a living system, connected with the environment both on a visual and psychological level. Understanding what a home actually is is a kind of conscious, never-ending process. In this context, the topic of the former forester's lodge building, integrated with its surroundings, seemed exceptionally timely to the author.

Conceptual design of a meditation center in Madeira
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proj.: Weronika Wojciuk
Nicolaus Copernicus University in Torun, Department of Interior Design and Sculpture.

The work concerns the conceptual design of a meditation center that is designed for spiritual development and therapeutic support for people with multifaceted personal development needs. The project demonstrates how an individual's psyche and life in the surrounding world can be influenced through the use of architectural expressions. A meditation room, spa area, retreat house, therapeutic office and guest suite were developed.

Adaptation of a building at 29 Marcinkowskiego Street for a UAP student dormitory
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proj.: Adrianna Stranc
Department of Interior Design and Sculpture, University of Arts in Poznań

The author decided to carry out an experiment in which she leaves future users free to shape the rules governing spatial relations in the student dormitory on their own, proposing mobile and minimalist living modules. A student living in a dormitory can decide for himself where his module will be located, provided that he respects the space of others.

Modernization and expansion of the High School of Fine Arts in Naleczow.
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proj.: Katarzyna Kowalska
Faculty of Interior Design and Scenography, University of Arts in Poznań

The project for the reconstruction and expansion of the Józef Chełmoński High School of Fine Arts in Nałęczów, built in the 1960s, during the modernism period, involves the addition of one floor of a dormitory, which will increase the number of places for students and improve the comfort of the rooms by adding bathrooms. The project also plans to add an exhibition area with a representative entrance to the school.

Multisensory spaces inspired by painting
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proj.: Katarzyna Lewandowska
Faculty of Interior Design at the Academy of Art in Szczecin.

The goal of exploration in the design process is two mobile multisensory spaces, which are peculiar exhibition-interaction objects. Each of them will ultimately be inspired by two selected directions in the art of painting. Their interiors will intertwine issues of art, multisensory, sound installations. They will be set in an exemplary hall, this will be one way to present them to users.

Contemporary house - a project for the adaptation of existing farm buildings
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proj.: Tomasz Zjawiony
Faculty of Interior Design, Academy of Fine Arts in Łódź

The Contemporary House project is divided into two parts, the existing and the designed. The functional division was quite complicated, since the existing rural building is built on the basis of a rectangle with a central entrance from the courtyard (a popular way of building from the 1960s). The historical part was juxtaposed with a newly built minimalist, clean pavilion form.

A platform for contemplating the street.
Temporary development
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proj.: Karolina Chmaj
Faculty of Interior Design and Design, Koszalin University of Technology

The contemplation platform presented by the author is located on Marszałka Józefa Piłsudskiego Street in Koszalin. The object is intended for both passersby/walkers and people looking for a place to spend time creatively. The specialized form of the installation provides an opportunity to look at the street in an unusual way, allows you to feel a different perspective than that of a passerby.

The space of the modern games - the design of an e-sports arena for the Center for Comics and Interactive Narration EC1 in Lodz.
[see full project presentation]

proj.: Adrian Głodkowski
Faculty of Design Arts, Academy of Fine Arts in Łódź

In his thesis, the author wanted to combine his hobby, which is e-sports, with the vision of organizing e-sports competitions in Lodz in a specially designed arena, where amateur and professional tournaments will be held. Looking for an architectural form that would show the power of inspiration hidden in virtual worlds, the student focused on the League of Legends universe.

Viewing terrace in Golub in Kashubia in the context of the development of the municipality's tourism policy
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proj.: Justyna Kolka
Faculty of Interior Design and Design of Koszalin University of Technology.

The paper is devoted to the design of a viewing terrace located in a farm field in the small tourist village of Golubie in Kashubia. The author decided to create a place conducive to observing the changing landscape, but maintaining its natural character.

Internal harmony lanes.
Active Palm House
[see full presentation of the project]

proj.: Paulina Pasztaleniec
Faculty of Interior Design at J. Matejko Academy of Fine Arts in Cracow.

The project involves creating a place where people can stop and commune with nature. Its walkway form is designed to encourage people to walk into a kind of other dimension - an immersive tunnel of greenery. Inside, there is a café and a multi-purpose room for rent, where various classes can be held, such as psychology, yoga or meditation.

Ways to present mental disorders for cognitive purposes
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designed by Igor Tumanis
Faculty of Interior Design at Eugeniusz Geppert Academy of Fine Arts in Wroclaw.

The concept consists of a written paper, an interior design for the Schizophrenic Simulation Room and a physical prototype. The PHREN EXPO F.20 project involves the creation of five educational and cognitive interactive installations showcasing the issues of schizophrenic disorders. By affecting the various senses, they would be able to stimulate the imagination of the viewer and encourage them to reflect on the perspective of the lives of the sick.

Nursing Home at 55 Krakowska Street in Krakow
[see full project presentation].

proj.: Weronika Cwanek
Faculty of Interior Design at the J. Matejko Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow.

The subject of the study is the Nursing Home at 55 Krakowska Street in Krakow. In the initial phase, surveys and community interviews were conducted, which provided the basis for the project activities. The concept of the diploma is based on the Evidence-Based Design method and numerous surveys.

Jododajnia - the design of an urban indoor brine graduation tower with a mezzanine art gallery and café in Katowice.
[see full project presentation].

proj.: Ksenia Makała
Faculty of Architecture, Silesian University of Technology, major: Interior Design.

The subject of the diploma project is one of the buildings of the Old Railway Station complex in Katowice - the Main (Clock) Hall together with one of the underground tunnels, as well as the rooms belonging to the Hall. This is a special space both architecturally and functionally. The main idea of the project is to create in the very center of Katowice a public space for residents, free from smog and air pollution.

Design of a multidisciplinary kindergarten in Kalisz
[see full project presentation].

proj.: Natalia Banasiak
Faculty of Interior Design at the Eugeniusz Geppert Academy of Fine Arts in Wroclaw.

The goal of the project was to create a building and interiors that allow children's imagination to develop through geometric and structural forms, through which humans are able to develop their imagination at an early stage of development. The premise was to move away from the typical kindergarten aesthetic that often uses haphazard and ad hoc interior treatments. The idea and the material and color assumptions were inspired by the work of Jan Tarasin.

Voting continues until October 3, 2021 at 11:59 pm.

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