Architectural Visions

The Blagovshchina Memorial Complex

The Blagovshchina Memorial Complex in Minsk is a thoughtfully designed commemorative space, integrated into the natural forest landscape of the former Maly Trostenets extermination site. The architecture uses minimalistic, solemn forms, with symbolic zones such as the “Square of Life”, the “Wagon”, and the “Square of Death”, guiding visitors through a sequence that evokes reflection on the tragic history of the site. The urban design follows the logic of the victims’ final journey, creating a linear route with alleys, trenches, memorial walls, and clear spatial rhythms that amplify the sense of silence, loss, and memory.

I contributed to the realization of this project as one of the architects, working on the architectural detailing and integration of the landscape elements.

Urban Cultural Center

A cultural center project in Minsk that blends contemporary design with traditional Belarusian architectural elements. The design features flexible public spaces, exhibition areas, and performance venues that serve the local community while preserving cultural heritage.

Residential Tower

A residential complex in Krakow that combines modern living with historic preservation. The project involved renovating a historic building while adding contemporary extensions, creating a harmonious blend of old and new architecture.

Coastal Museum

An urban renewal project in Covilha, Portugal that transformed industrial buildings into mixed-use cultural spaces. The design preserved the industrial heritage while introducing modern elements and sustainable technologies.