Several Polish architecture projects connected to interior and furniture design have been shortlisted for the prestigious 2025 World Architecture Festival (WAF), often referred to as the "architectural Oscars".
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Among the selected entries is the Dom Turka in Warsaw by Tremend Sp. z o.o., nominated in the Completed Buildings: Culture category. Known for its integration of modern cultural functions with historical interiors, the building features bespoke furniture and layout designs, enhancing its architectural significance.
The White House in Wrocław by 3XA, nominated in the House & Villa (Urban/Suburban) category, also showcases innovative furniture integration as part of its residential design concept. Both projects exemplify Poland's growing influence in design-led architecture that bridges structure and furniture.
The 2025 WAF shortlist includes over 460 global projects across categories such as Housing, Culture, and Education, chosen from more than 780 entries. Finalists will present their work in Miami from 12 to 14 November, marking the festival's first U.S. edition.
These nominations underscore Poland's commitment to architectural excellence and creative interior solutions, particularly where form meets function in furniture-related spaces. The spotlight affirms the country's place on the world stage in integrated architectural and design innovation.
Source: www.polskieradio.pl