Nikoletta Kudroń

In the monthly workshop, I participated in a collaborative design project that focused on reusing recycled materials to create spaces where people can gather and interact.The program included one week in Cracow, two weeks remotely, and a final week in Münster. During the in-person sessions, we developed small-scale models and a full-size, 1:1 prototype that could serve as a seating . We created sustainable designs promoting social interaction through hands-on experimentation with recycled materials. This workshop enhanced my skills in sustainable design, material repurposing, and remote collaboration while developing functional, interactive spaces.

The BIP program explores the connection between literature, music, and architecture through Calvino’s Six Memos and Invisible Cities, blending theory and site-specific design. During the BIP program, I analyzed Calvino’s literary values in relation to architecture, studied exemplary buildings, and participated in site-specific interventions in Naples inspired by Invisible Cities.I analyzed the waterfront of Naples and one of the cities from Invisible Cities, working to integrate my intervention into the unique landscape of Naples. My goal was to explore how architectural forms can embody literary concepts, develop new critical tools for understanding urban complexity, and create a visual and written narrative that reflects the layered identity of contemporary cities.

https://kpa.arch.pk.edu.pl/programma-erasmus-ka131/