On June 7th, an event dedicated to architecture took place at the Polish Academy of Sciences in Paris.<\/p>\n
The meeting began with a lecture by Thadd\u00e9e Nowak, an architect and president of the Society of Polish Architects in France (Soci\u00e9t\u00e9 des Architectes Polonais en France). During his presentation titled “Architect \u2013 Attempting to Respond to Climate Change” (Architecte \u2013 tentatives de r\u00e9ponse au changement climatique), he discussed and showcased examples of buildings that address the current challenges related to excessive resource consumption. The presented architectural projects from Europe, including France, demonstrate that buildings can be not only energy-efficient but also produce an energy surplus that can be utilized for the needs of residents.<\/p>\n
Following the lecture, Joanna Fourquier, a member of the Academy of Architecture in Paris (Acad\u00e9mie d’Architecture \u00e0 Paris), took the floor. The architect explained the motivations behind the jury\u2019s evaluation of diploma projects submitted by students for the \u201cPrix de la SARP FR 2024\u201d competition and presented the winning projects. The main prize was awarded to Izabela Godlewska from the University of Ecology and Management in Warsaw (Ecole Sup\u00e9rieure d\u2019Ecologie et de Management de Varsovie) for her project titled “Humanitarian Aid Center for Malnourished Children in Baghere, Senegal” (Centre d\u2019aide humanitaire pour les enfants sous-aliment\u00e9s au S\u00e9n\u00e9gal), supervised by Professor Zygmunt Szparkowski. Due to the high quality of the submitted works, the jury decided to additionally recognize two students: Aleksandra Bilacz from the Lublin University of Technology for her project “Silence as a Source of Sound Perception \u2013 Music School Project” (Silence comme source de perception du son \u2013 projet d\u2019une \u00e9cole de musique) and Alicja Kazimierczak from the Gda\u0144sk University of Technology for her project “Kalsa Flower. Cultural Center in the Kalsa District in Palermo” (Fleur de Kalsa \u2013 centre culturel du quartier Kalsa \u00e0 Palerme). We would like to extend the congratulations to the winners.<\/p>\n
The final part of the program was a concert titled “In the Footsteps of Komeda and Paris” (Sur les traces de Komeda et Paris) performed by Karol Dobrowolski (violin) and Ygor Przebindowski (piano). After the concert, participants had the opportunity to meet and discuss over refreshments.<\/p>\n\n\t\t