I’m honored that I could contribute my knowledge to the article by Natalia Olszewska and Łukasz Krupiński, “From Neuroscience to Design: Creating Spaces that Nurture Childhood Learning,” published in Conscious Cities Journal No. 7, and that I was quoted among experts working in this field.
It’s here. For now it is available in paperback (PL & ENG) and EPUB in English. Soon there will be Polish EPUB, PDF and hardcover.
Magic happens when you least expect it.
That’s what I thought on the last day of Urban Future 2025, as I was leaving a morning workshop at a primary school in Łódź — where we presented the LEGO® Education solution — and heading to lead my own session, “Little Feet, Big City: How Children Navigate the Urban Jungle.”
For Skanska Residential, I had the opportunity to design the next edition of the podcast that the company publishes in TOK FM – “Happy Cities”.
As I prepare for 2025, I can’t help but go back to the highlights of the past year that are still warming me up from the inside.
Yesterday, after the panel “Innovative urban design and placemaking. The city as a laboratory for sustainable initiatives, cross-sectoral innovation and community-oriented strategies” during the 14th PLGBC Green Building Summit, in which I talked about the experience of children in urban space, a listener approached me.
Join me at PLGBC Green Building Summit 2024, when I will participate in a pannel discussion „Innovative urban design and placemaking”.
The new season I am starting with leading a workshop “Space throught a child’s eye” during II Forum Placemakingu, which will take part in Rzeszow. I will show to the adult participants how a city space looks through eyes of the youngest users.
„Instead of preparing roads for autonomous cars, let’s prepare them for autonomous children’ – was my keynote during the conversation with the editor-in-chief of MAGAZIF.com.
I am truly delighted that we are discussing the topic of children today, and that this conference is dedicated to it, held under the patronage of the Ministry of Infrastructure, the Ministry of Development Funds and Regional Policy, the Ombudsman for Children, and the Minister for Senior Policy.
