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Eco Farm 2075. back to the roots of Silesia

Project locationWrocław, Poland

University/SchoolWroclaw University of Science and Technology

Lead ArchitectMateusz Baranowski, Maja Stankowska, Klaudia Ryś

The eco-farm in Silesia, Poland presents an innovative approach to sustainable architecture. It shows that the future of architecture lies not in futuristic designs but in the wisdom of our ancestors. The concept enables a gradual and strategic evolution of the village by embracing traditional and vernacular solutions. Flexible, accessible and affordable spaces focused on social integration, education, and well-being support a nascence of resilient and thriving community. The village serves as a model for sustainable living, emphasizing the harmony between architecture, nature and human being.