Urszula Kozminska

Urszula Koźmińska is an Associate Professor at the Aarhus School of Architecture, actively contributing to design, research, and teaching in sustainable architectural practices. Her work emphasizes post-extractive approaches, lifecycle strategies, and socially engaged design.

• Focus on circular architecture, urban metabolism, and regenerative systems
• Active in international projects like the Venice Biennale 2027
• Recipient of the Warsaw Mayor's Award (2018) and Venice Biennale (2024)

Her research explores ecosystemic entanglements in architecture, including material reuse, repair, and design for disassembly. She leads projects like Time Matters (2022–2025) and Ecologies of Stone (2022–2025), aiming to redefine architectural practices within ecological and social frameworks.

Scientific awards include:

• 2018: Mayor of Warsaw 'Diploma for Warsaw'
• 2024: Venice Biennale contribution recognition

Her publications since 2013 cover topics in demolition, material flows, and participatory design, reflecting her commitment to circularity and spatial equity. Koźmińska engages in editorial roles (e.g., Practices in Research Journal) and international workshops, including the Women in Architecture Festival (2025).