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11:45am CEST

Beyond the Building: Can Developers Build Community?
Wednesday September 23, 2026 11:45am - 1:00pm CEST
What makes a neighbourhood more than a collection of buildings? Can developers help create places where people feel connected, engaged and at home?


These are the questions we will explore together with representatives of member companies of the Wrocław Branch of Polish Association of Developer Companies (PZFD) and Otodom, one of Poland’s leading real estate platforms.


This session explores how residential development can go beyond the building to create happy neighbourhoods and a genuine sense of belonging. Through examples from Wrocław, we will look at different approaches – from green and shared spaces to community-focused design, revitalisation and long-term engagement with residents.
The discussion will ask: Can community be designed? What makes people feel connected to the place they live? And where does the developer’s responsibility end?


Participants will explore real-life examples from Wrocław, exchange experiences and perspectives, and discuss how developers can contribute to creating stronger, more connected neighbourhoods.
Speakers
avatar for Paweł Jarząbek

Paweł Jarząbek

Market Research & Insights Manager, OTODOM (Grupa OLX)
Paweł Jarząbek is a Market Research & Insights Manager at Otodom (OLX Group), with almost 10 years of experience in quantitative research across different tech companies, including Ten Square Games, Google, and now OLX Group. At Otodom, he leads market intelligence and research... Read More →
avatar for Michał Krej

Michał Krej

Development Director, RealCo (PZFD Wroclaw)
Michał Krej is a real estate development professional with a legal background and extensive experience in property acquisition, investment project management and market expansion. He has held senior development and expansion roles at leading Polish residential developers, including... Read More →
avatar for Anita Makowska

Anita Makowska

Senior Business Analyst, Archicom (PZFD Wroclaw)
Anita Makowska is a real estate market analyst at Archicom SA and an assistant professor at the Wrocław University of Economics. A researcher of megatrends, consumer behaviour and market dynamics. Her profession is also her passion, complemented by a love of good architecture. She... Read More →
avatar for Kamil Pakosz

Kamil Pakosz

CEO, GC Development (PZFD Wroclaw)
Kamil Pakosz is real estate expert and entrepreneur, President of the Board of GC Development Sp. z o.o. and Vice-President of the Management Board of Lotnicza 100. Kamil has been active in Wrocław’s investment and real estate market for over 15 years. He has advised on numerous... Read More →
avatar for Natalia Sawicka

Natalia Sawicka

Director of the Property Management Department, Vantage Rent (PZFD Wroclaw)
Natalia Sawicka has been involved in the real estate development industry for over 20 years. She gained professional experience at, among others, Dom Development and Angel Poland Group. Since 2021, she has been with Vantage Development, where she serves as Director of the Property... Read More →
avatar for Michał Witkowski

Michał Witkowski

Sales and Marketing Director, Lokum Deweloper (PZFD Wroclaw)
Michał Witkowski is the Sales and Marketing Director at Lokum Deweloper SA that is focused on delivering residential projects that balance commercial success with sustainability, long-term value, and quality of life. Born in Wrocław, he is passionate about shaping cities and strengthening... Read More →
Wednesday September 23, 2026 11:45am - 1:00pm CEST
Fred Kent Room - Wroclaw Congress Center (RCTB) Wystawowa 1, 51-618 Wrocław, Poland

11:45am CEST

Informal exchange: Meet the Place Led Development Working Group and the ULI European Placemaking Council!
Wednesday September 23, 2026 11:45am - 1:00pm CEST
The Place Led Development Working Group has 100+ listed participants and is open to include more. We have regular meetings online throughout the year, with webinars about best practices for an open audience and internal "kitchen table sessions" to discuss each other's work. This session during the Placemaking Week Europe is the one time a year that we meet live and talk more deeply.


This year, we co-organised with the freshly initiated Placemaking Council of ULI Europe, the leading network in European real estate.


We will first introduce the key people in the Place-Led Development Working Group and the ULI European Placemaking Council. Then for interaction, we will organise an Open Space session where participants can discuss the values of place-led development, and the issues they face in their own projects that work against the idea of place-led development. Meet your fellow group members, learn from each other, and lay the foundation for us to meet online during the rest of the year!
Speakers
avatar for Hans Karssenberg

Hans Karssenberg

Board member, partner, STIPO, Placemaking Europe, Place-Led Development Working Group
Board member and co-founder of Placemaking Europe, Founding Partner of STIPO and member of the Place-Led Development Working Group
avatar for Jeroen Laven

Jeroen Laven

Head of Culture, Placemaking Council Lead, City of The Hague, ULI European Placemaking Council
City of The Hague, ULI European Placemaking Council, co-founder of Placemaking Europe
avatar for Kristian Riis

Kristian Riis

CEO, Placemaking Council Lead, Volcano, ULI European Placemaking Council
CEO, Volcano A/S and Co-Chair, ULI European Placemaking Council
avatar for Clementine Robert

Clementine Robert

Working Group Co-ordinator, Place-led Development
Working Group Co-ordinator Place-led Development
Wednesday September 23, 2026 11:45am - 1:00pm CEST
Klub Łącznik Tramwajowa 1-3, 51-621 Wrocław, Poland

11:45am CEST

Meet the German network!
Wednesday September 23, 2026 11:45am - 1:00pm CEST
Placemaking Germany is a growing network of citizens, practitioners, municipalities, researchers, designers and community builders who believe that great places are created with people, not just for people.
We asked ourselves: Why isn't there a national placemaking network in Germany yet? While countless inspiring initiatives already exist across the country, they often work in isolation. Our goal is to connect these people, projects and ideas, creating a shared platform for collaboration, learning and collective impact.
Inspired by the values of Placemaking Europe, we are building an open and inclusive community where everyone is welcome—whether you're an experienced placemaker or simply passionate about creating more vibrant, people-centered public spaces.
If you'd like to connect, exchange ideas, or help shape the future of Placemaking Germany, we'd love to meet you. Join our growing community and let's create places people love—together.
Speakers
avatar for Placemaking Germany

Placemaking Germany

Founder, Placemaking Germany
Placemaking Germany was founded after Placemaking Week Europe 2025 to connect a growing but fragmented scene in Germany. With strong motivation already there, the network creates a platform for exchange, collaboration and visibility through events, education, joint projects and meetups... Read More →
Wednesday September 23, 2026 11:45am - 1:00pm CEST
WUWA Living Room - Lower Silesia Regional Chamber of Architects Zygmunta Wróblewskiego 18, 51-621 Wrocław, Poland

11:45am CEST

Quests - discovering local treasures
Wednesday September 23, 2026 11:45am - 1:00pm CEST
During this session participants will find out what quests are and how to engage local communities in creating such games. That’s a unique type of field games (so called treasure hunts), which encourage players to discover local history, culture and nature in an innovative way, using either a paper brochure or a mobile application. The central part of the game is a rhymed text containing interesting facts, directions and puzzles to be solved. At the end of the game players search for the final treasure, which is a commemorative stamp hidden in a secret place revealed by the final password.
The participants will have an opportunity to play in a short quest-meeting: a game organized around the quest stand, so that they try in practice how quests work. We are also going to present the Quests -  Explorer’s Expeditions programme developing in a dynamic way in the whole country (see www.questy.org.pl), as well as some good practices in using quests by local communities (especially NGOs) for building belonging and fostering local development.
Speakers
avatar for Anna Jarzębska

Anna Jarzębska

President of the Board, Fundacja Mapa Pasji
Anna Jarzębska – Founder of the Mapa Pasji Foundation, Chair of the Foundation’s Board, specialist in social participation, partnership-building, networking, mobilising local communities, establishing youth and senior citizens’ councils, leading public consultation processes... Read More →
avatar for Blanka Pastuszak

Blanka Pastuszak

Project Coordinator, Fundacja Mapa Pasji
Blanka Pastuszak has been with the Mapa Pasji Foundation since July 2025 and serves as project coordinator. She is responsible for supporting the implementation of national and international projects, including planning activities, liaising with partners, preparing documentation and... Read More →
Wednesday September 23, 2026 11:45am - 1:00pm CEST
Iglica - meeting point Wystawowa 1, 51-618 Wrocław, Poland

11:45am CEST

Use Is Visible, Meaning Is Not - A storytelling workshop that reveals the city's hidden layers
Wednesday September 23, 2026 11:45am - 1:00pm CEST
Public spaces are shaped not only by design and use, but also by the memories, emotions
and everyday experiences people attach to them. Ordinary urban elements - a bench, a tree,
a café terrace, a street corner - carry stories that often go unnoticed and remain invisible.
This workshop makes them visible.


In this hands-on outdoor experience, participants discover how personal stories can reshape
the way they perceive public space. They first observe a place through their own
assumptions and associations - then discover how listening to someone else's experience of
that same place changes what they notice, and what they imagine.


By the end, participants look at public space differently - and have added their own
experience, story or emotion to a place, contributing to a growing archive of stories that
travels from city to city.
Speakers
avatar for Salman Guldemond

Salman Guldemond

Founder, Space Place Pace
Salman is a storyteller, community builder and curious observer of public life. He is fascinated by the stories hidden within everyday places and the ways people create meaning, belonging and connection through their interactions with public space.

Working as a practitioner at the intersection of storytelling, participation, placemaking, area transformation and area branding, Salman designs experiences and initiatives that reveal the human side of places. His work focuses on creating lasting social impact, public space inter... Read More →
Wednesday September 23, 2026 11:45am - 1:00pm CEST
WUWA exhibition model Zygmunta Wróblewskiego 16a, 51-627 Wrocław, Poland

2:30pm CEST

European best practices in Place Led Development: Nordsø Copenhagen and Kenniskwartier Tilburg
Wednesday September 23, 2026 2:30pm - 3:45pm CEST
This session is hosted by the Place Led Development Group of Placemaking Europe and the ULI Europe Placemaking Council.


With the Place Led Development Group, we have been documenting the best practices of area development that revolve around community and place, and thereby aim to learn for new area developments. We have been documenting Europe's best cases since five years now.


In this session, we will introduce Place-Led Development, the ULI Placemaking Council and then dive into two exciting new cases to be added to our list:
1. Nordsø is a project of Volcano in collaboration with the City and the Port of Copenhagen. Nordsø is located in Nordhavn and is one of the biggest development projects in Denmark ever. Volcano uses alternative tools for engaging citizens as Urban Safaris, a Summit (festival), Pop-up dialogs, and digital involvement. They are creating an open and transparent process and  are supporting the projects DGNB Platin-certification.
2. Kenniskwartier in Tilburg will add 7,500 new homes to this city in the south of The Netherlands. The aim is not only to add houses, but mix with work and amenities. The new housing will be 70% affordable, in a neighbourhood that has a lot of social housing already. This requires the work profile to be very inclusive (including neighbourhood economy, manufacturing), the social quality to be very high (social amenities) and a social innovation aim (culture, creativity, young professional startups). These cannot pay the high prize real estate developers normally ask, and therefore STIPO and the City of Tilburg are organising an Eye Level Curation Organisation, an entirely new innovation that will curate around 80,000 m2 of work and amenity space in order to be inclusive and vibrant.


After the introductions we will discuss with the audience what this means for the values of future place led development projects.


Both Volcano and STIPO have been involved in place led development projects throughout Europe for more than 30 years.
Speakers
avatar for Hans Karssenberg

Hans Karssenberg

Board member, partner, STIPO, Placemaking Europe, Place-Led Development Working Group
Board member and co-founder of Placemaking Europe, Founding Partner of STIPO and member of the Place-Led Development Working Group
avatar for Jeroen Laven

Jeroen Laven

Head of Culture, Placemaking Council Lead, City of The Hague, ULI European Placemaking Council
City of The Hague, ULI European Placemaking Council, co-founder of Placemaking Europe
avatar for Kristian Riis

Kristian Riis

CEO, Placemaking Council Lead, Volcano, ULI European Placemaking Council
CEO, Volcano A/S and Co-Chair, ULI European Placemaking Council
avatar for Clementine Robert

Clementine Robert

Working Group Co-ordinator, Place-led Development
Working Group Co-ordinator Place-led Development

Wednesday September 23, 2026 2:30pm - 3:45pm CEST
Fred Kent Room - Wroclaw Congress Center (RCTB) Wystawowa 1, 51-618 Wrocław, Poland

2:30pm CEST

Teenagers create public spaces: India, Mexico, Poland, Egypt
Wednesday September 23, 2026 2:30pm - 3:45pm CEST
Our workshop explores how teenagers experience public spaces across four geographical contexts represented by our team’s place of origin. Drawing on practices from India, Poland, Mexico, and Egypt, the session combines inspiration from real stories with hands-on tools.
The core of the workshop is a collaborative empathy mapping, followed by design prototyping. Embodying teenage personas from 4 regions, participants will work in groups to explore the needs, emotions, and barriers young people face in public spaces. 
Participants will reflect on the contextual differences as well as similarities in how belongingness among teenagers is experienced through intersecting lenses of play - these could be accessibility design, designing for low-income settlements or addressing gender disparities of play. 
The workshop begins with mapping participants’ own teenage experiences of play and public space across cultures. This sets the stage for short presentations from practitioners working with youth across different socio-cultural contexts. The end-goal is not to “solve” issues, but more to “distil” and “understand” what issues to solve.
Participants will leave with 1) practical tools (empathy mapping, personas, prototyping methods), 2) emerging perspectives on youth inclusion in placemaking across countries, and 3) Intercultural appreciation of the role of thoughtful design in the lives of adolescents.
Speakers
avatar for Maciej Zacher

Maciej Zacher

Urbanist, Municipality of Skawina | Placemaking Poland
Placemaker, urbanist, and city lover. For nearly a decade, he has been turning Skawina from livable to lovable, working as a municipal urbanist and mobility planner. With a background in architecture, academia, and NGOs, he is a practitioner of participatory design who focuses on... Read More →
avatar for Dhanya Rajagopal

Dhanya Rajagopal

Leader, Placemaking India
I am a public space advocate and founder of the independent urban strategy and design practice, The Thinking Cauldron. With 12+ years of experience in delivering purpose-driven urban projects that span intersecting disciplines, systems, stakeholders and sectors. I specialize in cultural... Read More →
avatar for Luciana Renner

Luciana Renner

Director, Fundación Placemaking Mexico
Luciana Renner is the Directora Ejecutiva (Executive Director) of Fundación Placemaking México. Since February 2024, she has led both internal and external processes of the organization, working to create and strengthen strategic alliances with public and private sector organizations. Her goal is to improve the integral well-being of public spaces and foster the growth of... Read More →
avatar for Prajna Kumaraswamy

Prajna Kumaraswamy

Urban designer, Architect, Multidisciplinary Practitioner and Artist, Makers for Humanity
Prajna Kumaraswamy is from Mysuru, India, currently based in Germany. Her work operates at the intersection of design, practice-action-research, ecology, culture, and public space, exploring how participatory and creative methods can foster more inclusive, resilient, and meaningful... Read More →
avatar for Magdalena Kubecka

Magdalena Kubecka

Vice President, On-site Foundation
Magdalena works as an urban researcher, a placemaker and an educator. She runs "On-site Foundation" which supports neighbourhoods, residents associations, local governments and entrepreneurs in improving urban public spaces in Polish cities. She is an initiator of social projects for... Read More →
Wednesday September 23, 2026 2:30pm - 3:45pm CEST
Space Room - Czasoprzestrzeń / SpaceTime Tramwajowa 1-3, 51-621 Wrocław, Poland

4:15pm CEST

Meet the French network!
Wednesday September 23, 2026 4:15pm - 5:30pm CEST
We are a group of collectives, civil servants and consultants who were wondering why there wasn’t a national network in France, because in France, placemaking is alive and well, even if le placemaking is not necessarily the term employed for user-centered city making. Our present goal is to create a bridge between Placemaking-aligned movements in France and elsewhere in Europe. 


If you are interested in getting to know our freshly launched Placemaking France network, to connect live and participate in growing that collective experience, join us for this informal and friendly discussion!


As this session is firstly intended to Frenchies, the discussions will be in French. However, we very much would like to connect beyond, with other placemakers and local networks, so please reach out to us and let’s meet!
Speakers
avatar for Clementine Robert

Clementine Robert

Working Group Co-ordinator, Place-led Development
Working Group Co-ordinator Place-led Development
avatar for Louis Robert

Louis Robert

Co-founder of the NGO Umarell, Umarell
Architect from ENSAPLV, he now works as a Project lead in participative processes for Urban planning, Placemaking and Social Solidarity Economy projects. In particular, he created 2 associative third places within the Quatre Chemins district for the association Pas Si Loin, and continued... Read More →
avatar for Laurie Duran

Laurie Duran

Co-founder, Placemaking France
Laurie Duran is a placemaking practitioner working with project engineering and societal design. She is co-founder and member of a-ttrait and president of the association La Contrée, supporting community-led initiatives.
Wednesday September 23, 2026 4:15pm - 5:30pm CEST
WUWA Living Room - Lower Silesia Regional Chamber of Architects Zygmunta Wróblewskiego 18, 51-621 Wrocław, Poland

4:15pm CEST

One Hundred Thousand Wrocławs: Mapping a City Through Stories
Wednesday September 23, 2026 4:15pm - 5:30pm CEST
Every city has more than one map. One is made of streets, buildings, landmarks, and official histories. Another is made of memories, encounters, emotions, and personal stories connected to specific places. One Hundred Thousand Wrocławs (100kWro) is an attempt to create this second map.


The project is an open, participatory archive built around an interactive map of Wrocław. Residents will be invited to attach their own stories to particular locations — from bridges and squares to bus stops, stairwells, shops, or ordinary street corners. Together, these individual narratives will create a constantly evolving portrait of the city as experienced by the people who live in it.


During the session, we will explore how storytelling can become a tool for placemaking, building belonging, and preserving collective memory. But rather than only talking about the idea, we will put it into practice. Participants will choose a place that matters to them, write a short personal story, edit it in pairs, and share selected stories with the group.
By creating this temporary collective map together, we will ask a simple question: Can knowing someone else’s story change the way we see a place?
Speakers
avatar for Justyna Lach

Justyna Lach

co-creator, 100kWro
An intermedia artist and communication designer. She has one foot in the visual arts and the other in storytelling. For years, she has been working at the intersection of culture, education and social engagement, collaborating with institutions and NGOs (including the World Wildlife... Read More →
avatar for Robert Traczyk

Robert Traczyk

Co-creator, 100kwro; National Academy of Theatre Arts in Cracow, Branch in Wrocław
 Director, playwright and literary author, who has always been associated with Wrocław. A graduate of Wrocław University of Technology and the Academy of Theatre Arts (specialising in directing). His work lies at the intersection of theatre, literature and the performing arts... Read More →
Wednesday September 23, 2026 4:15pm - 5:30pm CEST
WUWA Small room - Lower Silesia Regional Chamber of Architects Zygmunta Wróblewskiego 18, 51-621 Wrocław, Poland

4:15pm CEST

Revitalising Rural and Smaller Communities
Wednesday September 23, 2026 4:15pm - 5:30pm CEST
Rural areas and smaller communities often carry rich identities, histories, local knowledge and untapped potential. Yet conversations about their future frequently begin with what they lack: services, investment, connectivity, opportunities, or people. This session explores how different ways of seeing a place influence what we value in it and the kinds of transformations we consider possible. In this context, smaller communities may be rural villages and landscapes but also overlooked neighbourhoods and pockets within larger cities that function as close-knit communities with their own identities, relationships, and ways of using and valuing place. Taking the form of a World Café, this session brings together insights and practical experiences from different projects and initiatives working with different forms of place-based transformation across different rural, and small-scale contexts. After a series of short project pitches, participants choose the perspective they would like to explore further in smaller, interactive conversations. Through lenses such as beauty, belonging, heritage and tradition, tourism and economic value, local potential, nature, and community knowledge, the tables will explore the opportunities and tensions that emerge when places are revitalised. At the centre of the session is a broader question: how can placemaking support the future of rural and smaller communities while remaining attentive to the identities, relationships and everyday knowledge that already shape them? The session creates space for an open and layered conversation about change, belonging and local potential. It invites participants to compare experiences, make connections across different contexts and consider how placemaking can respond more carefully to the particular character of each place.
Speakers
avatar for Iris Perouliou Sergaki

Iris Perouliou Sergaki

Co founder, STIPO GREECE
I’m an architect and placemaker, and co-founder of STIPO Greece, working at the intersection of public space, culture, community and participatory urban development. My work explores how places can become more inclusive, meaningful and connected to the people who use and shape them.Come... Read More →
avatar for Ewa Szymczyk

Ewa Szymczyk

Urban Researcher, AIT
Ewa Szymczyk is an urban researcher and qualified architect with a PhD in Urban Studies from Cracow University of Technology. Her work explores urban shrinkage, urban form, spatial justice, and sustainable urban development, bridging architectural thinking with spatial analysis, statistical... Read More →
avatar for Cornelis Uittenbogaard

Cornelis Uittenbogaard

Urban Planner, Övertorneå Municipality
Cornelis works as a town planner at the municipality of Övertorneå in the far north of Sweden. He has a long experience of working with public spaces and place development. His interests are placemaking, community development as well as photography with the aim to contribute to... Read More →
avatar for Roosmarie Stavenuiter

Roosmarie Stavenuiter

Urban Advisor, STIPO
Roosmarie is an urban advisor at STIPO and a real city maker. She brings experience from the world of area development and real estate, social work, programming and placemaking. In her own neighborhood she is actively involved in creating meeting places and social initiatives, always... Read More →
avatar for Milana Mijatović

Milana Mijatović

Associate, Placemaking Western Balkans (PWB)
Milana is a landscape architect and placemaking practitioner from Serbia, working across public space, spatial identity and community-led activation and green infrastructure. Her work connects spatial analysis with practical formats such as typologies, workshops, case-study research... Read More →
avatar for Arianna Rivolta

Arianna Rivolta

Founding member of STIPO Italy Cooperative, STIPO Italia
Arianna is a founding member of STIPO Italy Cooperative. She is an architect and urban planner, with a master's degree in Architecture and Urban Design from Politecnico di Milano. After spending a year in Sydney, she returned to Milan, where she focuses on public space — that in-between... Read More →
Wednesday September 23, 2026 4:15pm - 5:30pm CEST
Plenary Room - Wroclaw Congress Center (RCTB) Wystawowa 1, 51-618 Wrocław, Poland

4:15pm CEST

Skate the City: Youth-Led Placemaking in Public Space
Wednesday September 23, 2026 4:15pm - 5:30pm CEST
What makes a public space skateable, welcoming and alive? In this outdoor walkshop, participants will explore the city through the eyes of skateboarders and young people who use public space actively, creatively and critically.


Together, we will take a short walk through Wroclaw and observe surfaces, edges, materials, safety, visibility, accessibility and informal patterns of use. The walk will lead us to an underused or poorly functioning public space, where we will discuss how small-scale tactical urbanism interventions could quickly activate the place for skateboarding, gathering and youth-led activities.


The session builds on the experience of the Skateholders project and Skateholders Forum festival in České Budějovice, where the local skateboarding community has become a platform connecting youth culture, public space, social participation and the European Capital of Culture 2028 programme.


Rather than presenting skateboarding as a niche activity or urban nuisance, the walkshop frames it as everyday placemaking: a way to build belonging, care, creativity and shared ownership in the city. Participants will leave with practical questions, observations and transferable tools for making public spaces more open to teenagers, informal culture and active use.
Speakers
avatar for Matyáš Hansel

Matyáš Hansel

project manager, České Budějovice - Evropské hlavní město kultury 2028, z.ú.
Matyáš Hansel is a 25-year-old cultural manager with a background from Urban Studies at Leiden University, working at the intersection of community building, creative production and public space. He started in cultural programming at 16 with One World Ostrava festival, and later... Read More →
Wednesday September 23, 2026 4:15pm - 5:30pm CEST
Iglica - meeting point Wystawowa 1, 51-618 Wrocław, Poland

4:15pm CEST

Which came first, the chicken or the egg, when you think about public space? An exploration of space, asking whether it is people who create space to meet their need for movement, or whether it is space itself that makes us want to be active.
Wednesday September 23, 2026 4:15pm - 5:30pm CEST
Street furniture is an important element of public space. But do we know what roles it can fulfil? The bench is a symbol in many urban projects, but we feel that its potential has still not been fully explored or utilised. We would like to invite participants at Placemaking Week Wrocław to explore the city and its street furniture, to see how such furniture can support the building of urban relationships through shared physical activity. 
In the spirit of ‘Active Design’, we will look for features of the bench that encourage movement and promote physical and mental wellbeing or features that feel hostile, whilst also serving as a symbol of social integration for the local community. We will explore a section of the city to encourage participants to reflect on their neighbourhood spaces, whilst at the same time getting some exercise for our health.
Speakers
avatar for Sylwia Widzisz

Sylwia Widzisz

researcher, Pronobis Studio / Silesian University of Technology
An architect and urban planner specialising in participatory design, and a placemaking practitioner. A lecturer and researcher at the Faculty of Architecture, Silesian University of Technology. She has carried out research projects in the fields of inclusive design, regeneration and... Read More →
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Nektarios Gregoriou

member of an organisation, Organisation for Positive Urbanism
Nektarios is a product designer passionate about sustainable mobility, environmental challenges, and road safety. Through creative problem-solving and practical interventions, he explores how design can make cities more vibrant, resilient, and livable.
Wednesday September 23, 2026 4:15pm - 5:30pm CEST
WUWA exhibition model Zygmunta Wróblewskiego 16a, 51-627 Wrocław, Poland
 
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