Beauty as a fundamental quality of architecture – examples from WXCA projects. Marta Sękulska Wrońska at the D&A Forum (ARCHI-STRADA 2026)

Marta Sękulska Wrońska is specializes in developing documentation for complex projects in the fields of architecture, urban planning, and landscape architecture, particularly projects involving public spaces and public facilities, as well as urban revitalization.
She is the co-author of award-winning projects, including the Polish Pavilion at Expo 2020 in Dubai, the revitalization of Pole Mokotowskie Park in Warsaw, and the cultural complex in the historic Warsaw Citadel, which houses the Museum of Polish History and the Museum of the Polish Army. Together with her team, she won the prestigious ULI Global Award for Excellence 2024 for the design of the Museum of Polish History, recognized as the best cultural investment in the world, as well as the German Design Award 2025. Together with the studio, she has been nominated three times for the European Union's Mies van der Rohe Award, including in the latest 2026 edition for the design of the modernization and expansion of the historic Stefan Żeromski Theater in Kielce. She co-created the vision for a new district on the site of the former Passenger Car Factory in Warsaw and the winning concept for the reconstruction of the western frontage of Piłsudski Square, including the Saxon Palace and Brühl Palace, together with a complex of tenement houses on Królewska Street. President of the Warsaw Branch of SARP (2019-2023), member of the SARP Competition Jury and the Chamber of Architects of the Republic of Poland. Graduate of the Faculty of Architecture at the Warsaw University of Technology.

In her design practice, she is guided by sensitivity to the social, cultural, and environmental context of architecture, which she understands as creating an integrating platform for dialogue. She believes in the value of sharing knowledge and experience, which is why she regularly speaks at industry events in Poland and abroad.