Polscy Architekci w Edinburgh

Edinburgh·Polski

An interior designer known for her work on homes inspired by Spanish and Portuguese styles, as well as modernizations of 80s houses into comfortable family spaces. She also has expertise in residential design and renovations.

Edinburgh·Polski

Specializes in interior design, focusing on creating well-lit spaces, with a particular interest in modernizing existing structures. Her work includes refreshing spaces for a better aesthetic and functional experience.

Edinburgh·Polski

Contributing writer focusing on design and architectural topics, including the 'NOMAD St. Moritz' project and discussions on inter-universal concepts. Her work explores various facets of art and design.

Dublin·EnglishPolski

An architect with a Master's Degree in Architecture and Urban Design, Andrzej has a diverse background working on both residential and commercial projects in Poland and Ireland. He has gained significant experience in large-scale residential and commercial developments.

Bristol·Polski

Anna Federowicz – Tomaszewska is an architect and proprietor of FBT Pracownia Architektury i Urbanistyki.

Dublin·EnglishPolski

Pawel Luczejko is an Associate Architect with Wejchert Architects, joining in 2006 and becoming an Associate in 2019. He holds an M.Sc. Arch degree and professional licensure from Poland. He has extensive experience in healthcare and educational projects, including serving as Senior Architect on large-scale hospital developments and Project Architect for emergency department upgrades at various hospitals.

Dublin·EnglishPolski

Patrycja Rogala is an Architect and Interior Designer specializing in creating beautiful and functional living and working spaces. She offers a comprehensive range of services from initial consultation and design to project management, with a focus on tailoring solutions to client needs and budgets.

Bristol·Polski

An architect who, along with Franciszek Mączyński, won the architectural competition for the Hotel Bristol with a concept in the secession style.

Dublin·EnglishPolski

Ewa Jachimczak is a professional at JDA Architects, contributing to the team's collective expertise in delivering architectural solutions.

Dublin·EnglishPolski

A seasoned architect with over 20 years of experience across Poland, Ireland, and the UK. He specializes in residential design, including extensions and historic buildings, focusing on enhancing performance and energy efficiency. Wojciech holds a Master's degree in Architecture and Urban Design and is accredited in conservation.

Cardiff·Polski

Maciej Wojda is a Co-Owner and Architect at AD Artis Architects. He is listed as a professional practitioner in the field of architecture.

Cardiff·Polski

Wojciech Grabianowski is a Management Board Member, Co-Owner, and Architect at RKW Rhode Kellermann Wawrowsky Architektura + Urbanistyka. He is recognized as a specialist in architecture and urban planning.

Bristol·Polski

Tomasz Tomaszewski is an architect associated with FBT Pracownia Architektury i Urbanistyki.

Dublin·EnglishPolski

Co-founder of A&D Wejchert & Partners Architects with Andrzej Wejchert. Her contribution was integral to the firm's foundation and its subsequent success in architectural design.

Bristol·Polski

An architect who, along with Tadeusz Stryjeński, won the architectural competition for the Hotel Bristol with a concept in the secession style.

Cardiff·Polski

Krzysztof Zalewski is the Owner, Architect, and Scientist at Zalewski Architecture Group. He is recognized for his contributions to architecture and scientific research within the field.

Dublin·EnglishPolski

Aleksandra Kolendowicz is a Registered Architect at Wejchert Architects, bringing her expertise to various architectural projects.

Dublin·EnglishPolski

Co-founder of A&D Wejchert & Partners Architects, established in 1974. His work significantly contributed to the firm's international recognition and award-winning projects.

Bristol·Polski

An architect responsible for shaping the final form of the Hotel Bristol, giving it its monumental, Neo-Renaissance facade.