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Selected Academic Work (2022–2025)

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Path To The Light

Adaptive reuse of the ancient Abbey of Santa Maria del Piano

The path – a metaphor for life Movement Change

The search for harmony Inspired by ancient pilgrimage paths

Through the nave toward light – from profane to sacred Paths cross in the transept – a moment of unity and transcendence

From stone into forest

At the journey’s end – water

A symbol of life Of clarity Of balance

Where architecture and spirit become one

Location: Pozzaglia Sabina (Rieti), Italy

Usable Floor Area: 754.4 m2

Project Type: Collaborative Project for Competition Team: Anna Petryszyn, Dmytro Peleshchuk

Software Used: AutoCAD, SketchUp, Enscape, Adobe CC Year: 2025

The drawing illustrates the traces of the former abbey walls, derived from the original floor plan Image source: reuseitaly.com

Nowe Żerniki

Design Proposal for a Primary and Middle School

Art education remains limited in public school in Poland

Architecture that sparks curiosity

Characters in space

Joy in form

A place to play

A place to grow

Nature as a learning tool

Hortitherapy

Art therapy

For the community

Flexible. Scalable

Concept exploration maquette from the preliminary design phase

Location: Nowe ZŻerniki, Wroclaw, Poland

Usable Floor Area: 3532.75 m2

Project Type: Collaborative Academic Project

Team: Konstancja Staniecka, Dmytro Peleshchuk

Software Used: Revit, ArchiCad, AutoCad, Twinmotion, Adobe CC

Year: 2022

In Contact

Reimagining the Video-Call Rooms at Lorusso and Cutugno Prison

A place meant for connection, A new approach to prison video-call rooms

Communication that feels human Inspired by Japanese design and modular “office box”

Posture that supports presence

Flexible

Durable

Built for empathy

Locatio: Turin, Italy

Usable Floor Area: 5,2 m2

Project Type: Academic Collaborative, vi semester

Team: Boris Olenski, Claudia Gowgiel, Dmytro Peleshchuk

Software Used: SketchUp, Autocad, Adobe CC

Year: 2023

Basic position

Shorter seat allowing for comfortable, straight up pose

Semi-reclined position

Similar to the basic position, a bit more relaxed, allowing a more leaning pose

Lying position

Taking advantage of the full furniture base, with a matching extended position of the rotating table

Design Outcome Diagrams with Furniture Positioning Analysis

Current conditions in the video-call room

Reclined position

Taking advantage of the arched corner piece back support, with a corresponding, extended position of the rotating table

Open floor area

Leaving enough space for a person on a wheelchair to use the room

Styk Design Proposal for Center of Cultural Dialogue

A response to the rapid rise of immigration in Krakow

A lack of spaces for intercultural dialogue

Lost Railway Route

Isolation. Exclusion. Disconnection

Zabłocie

A postindustrial district

New energy

New needs

A new place Center for Cultural Dialogue “Guests” and “hosts”

Equal. Present. In dialogue

Dialogue through food, play and education

Styk

From the Polish for ‘contact’ or ‘meeting point’

Location: Zabłocie District, Kraków, Poland

Usable Floor Area: 1973 m2

Project Type: Undergraduate Thesis Project

Software Used: Revit, AutoCad, SketchUp, Twinmotion, Adobe CC

Year: 2024

Diagram illustrating the natural movement flow and enhanced attractiveness of the path after rebuilding

Styk 01. Shaping a welcoming form in tangential contact with the new path

Styk 03. Creating a form oriented toward the path and organizing the main entrances

RAILWAY STN.
Vistula River
Zabłocie st.
Stacja Wisla Park
Zablocie Train Stn.
Zablocie District
Old Podgozre District

Roof Level

Extensive Green Roof

Third Floor

Programmatic Spaces

Green Roof 02

Second Floor

Programmatic Spaces

Green Roof 01

Ground Floor Public Functions

Recreational Common Area

Workshop & Educational Zone

KItchens and Catering Zone

Administrative Zone

Hygiene & Maintenance Zone

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