THE ATLAS OF WARSAW WOMEN ARCHITECTS (AD-GA)

(1920–1996) 

She graduated from the Faculty of Architecture at Warsaw University of Technology in 1946, where she began working as an assistant in the Department of Urban Planning. After returning to Warsaw, she worked at the Bureau for the Rebuilding of the Capital (BOS). From 1950 she headed the Miastoprojekt-ZOR studio. She is a co-designer of the city of Tychy. 

(1919–1996) 

She graduated from the Faculty of Architecture at Warsaw University of Technology in 1947. She worked on projects for the housing development of the Muranów district and the Ministry of Industry and Trade at Plac Trzech Krzyży (1946-1949). 

(1903–1971) 

She graduated from the Faculty of Architecture at Warsaw University of Technology in 1929. She defended her diploma thesis entitled. ‘Hotel on Marszałkowska Street’, prepared under the direction of Czesław Przybylski. In 1934, she was a co-founder of the Association of Architects of the Republic of Poland. 

(1918-2000) 

She studied at the Faculty of Architecture of the Lviv Polytechnic. Graduated from the Faculty of Architecture at Gdansk University of Technology. She was a docent at the State School of Fine Arts in Łódź, in the Department of Weaving. 

(1917-1996)

In 1940, she graduated from the Faculty of Architecture at the Lviv Polytechnic. She specialised in designing sports facilities. Together with Julian Brzuchowski, she designed the Silesian Stadium in Chorzów. 

(1899–1980) 

She graduated from the Faculty of Architecture at Warsaw University of Technology in 1934. 14 years later, she was the first woman at this university to receive a professorial appointment. She was a co-founder of the Praesens group, which was transformed into the Polish section of the Congrès Internationaux d’Architecture Moderne (CIAM). 

(1898–1950) 

She graduated from the Faculty of Architecture at Warsaw University of Technology, defending her diploma thesis in 1927. She was a designer at the Municipal Board in Warsaw and then head of the Urban Planning Department of the Regional Directorate of Spatial Planning in Kielce. 

(1935–2022) 

She graduated from the Faculty of Architecture at Warsaw University of Technology in 1960. She is a co-author of the 1975 wing of the operating room of the National Bank of Poland. 

(1898–1940) 

She was the first woman to defend her thesis at the Faculty of Architecture at Warsaw University of Technology, and also the first to receive a building licence. This happened in 1922, just one year after the first male architect left the university’s walls. 

(1907–1988) 

She graduated from the Faculty of Architecture at Warsaw University of Technology and defended her diploma thesis in 1934. She was a pioneer in the use of industrialised prefabricated construction. She led a team of architects designing the Wierzbno housing estate in Warsaw, one of the first built using this technology. 

(1924–2013) 

She studied at the Faculty of Architecture of the Warsaw University of Technology and defended her diploma thesis in 1952 under Romuald Gutt’s supervision. She was a co-author of the Linear Continuous System concept. She specialised in designing innovative residential complexes.