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How to reconcile the contradictions in a world of ecological challenges and restrictions? The answer to the question posed by the organisers was provided by distinguished architects by means of their projects: Zbigniew Maćkow told about Kotłownia refurbishment (located in former PaFaWag), Władysław Grochowski (ARCHE) together with Piotr Grochowski and Wojciech Kolęda told about Cukrownia Żnin, Szymon Wojciechowski (APA Wojciechowski) and Krzysztof Pykel about Port Praski, Przemo Łukasik (Medusa Group) together with Waldemar Olbryk (Echo Investment) about Fuzja in Łódź.

We're counting down days to Vitra Summit 2020. During the 2 day event together with designers, architects, scientists and other experts from around the world we will seek answers to questions connected with the giant socio-economic experiment which is still ongoing. Will the office disappear, and if so, will we miss it? Will the freedom to work from anywhere lead to deserted cities?

Face masks and disinfection stations have dominated the landscape of public spaces. What else can we do to improve safety everywhere where we are with others? And, what's equally important, to restore mental comfort and freedom to use offices, hotels, restaurants or shopping centers?

Chairs, task chairs, tables, desks (including electric), sofas, lighting, accessories. Over 1000 products discounted up to -70%!

When we began working on a new arrangement, coronavirus came up only in media. A few weeks later the pandemic turned our lives and environment upside down.

It's not easy to find a partner who understands the spirit of a place or project similarly to us. Every architect and investor knows this. We know it too. That's why when photo shooting our projects we return to people with whom we have a (almost) wordless understanding.

When talking to people responsible for office arrangement one can often sense an uncertainty with regards to a timeframe of the introduced changes. Most of us didn't expect the pandemic to last for such a long time.