Memories of War. Damages as part of the reconstruction concept: Warsaw

As part of the cooperation agreement between the College of Engineering at the University of Baghdad and the Institute of Philosophy and Sociology of the Polish Academy of Sciences (IFiS PAN), Mikołaj Gomółka will deliver a lecture on 15 October at 9:00 AM CET entitled “Memories of War. Damages as Part of the Reconstruction Concept: Warsaw.”

The online event has been organised by the Made in Iraq project team.

Mikołaj Gomółka is an architect, urban planner, and academic lecturer. Author of the study “Post-City – Strategies for Depopulating Cities: The Case of Bytom”, which has received numerous awards. He lectures at the Faculty of Architecture of Warsaw University of Technology (WAPW) and prepares his PhD dissertation at Technische Universität Berlin. Has worked as a visiting professor at the University of Detroit Mercy and Hanoi Architectural University. He is affiliated with the Warsaw-based architectural practice TŁO. His research focuses on urban composition, the study of historical spatial structures and post-war urban reconstruction, and the legacy of Polish architects abroad.