WWA
‘WWA stands for Warsaw, and the second A for architects.’ This denotes the strong bond between the young architecture firm and the capital of Poland, its home, breeding ground and daily source of inspiration. WWAA deals with urban-scale architecture as easily as temporary installations like events or stage design. For the World Expo 2010 in Shanghai, they designed the Polish Pavilion. WWAA member Iwona Borkowska takes us around the studio."
From Where They Create. Text by Alexandra Onderwater.
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