Szymon Rozwalka

Szymon Rozwalka serves as a Lecturer at Brno University of Technology's Faculty of Architecture within the Department of Experimental Design. His academic role centers on experimental architectural practices and spatial theory, with active involvement in both teaching and professional projects.

His research interests focus on experimental architectural design, urban revitalization, and spatial theory, particularly exploring cyclical spatial concepts and the intersection of historical paradigms with contemporary practice. Rozwalka frequently examines how architectural spaces interact with memory, freedom, and utopian concepts through both theoretical frameworks and practical applications.

Analysis of his recent projects reveals consistent engagement with exhibition design, competition entries, and urban interventions across the Czech Republic and Poland. His work demonstrates a strong emphasis on collaborative practice, historical context reinterpretation, and spatial innovation within constrained environments.

Rozwalka's teaching responsibilities include master's thesis supervision and specialized studio courses in Experimental Design, with instruction delivered in both Czech and English. His professional activities show integration between academic work and real-world architectural practice.

His collaborative projects span multiple institutions and creative teams, reflecting an interdisciplinary approach to architectural challenges. Current work focuses on urban revitalization projects and exhibition curation that bridge theoretical concepts with tangible spatial interventions.