Agnieszka Kalinowska-Sołtys
Architect, Partner, Board Member, APA Wojciechowski Architekci, President, Association of Polish Architects
Architect, Partner and member of the management board at the APA Wojciechowski Architects. She is a President of the national board at the SARP (Polish Association of Architects). She completed her master's degree in architecture at the Warsaw University of Technology, postgraduate studies in Project Management at the Warsaw School of Economics and postgraduate studies in Property Management at the Faculty of Economics at the Warsaw University of Life Sciences. Since 2010 she has held BREEAM Assessor, LEED GA and WELL Standard specialist. She participated in many awarded office, commercial, and retail projects meeting the high requirements of green building solutions. She is a co-founder of the OSWBZ (Polish Institute for Ecological Buildings). Member of the Programme of UNGC Poland and partner of the SDG-11 Sustainable Cities Committee. Fourfold winner of the Top Woman in Real Estate 2018 and 2023 competition. Since 2019 She has been Mentoring the Top Woman Program where She shares her knowledge and experience with young women starting their careers in the real estate work.
Participates in the sessions:
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Proptech Festival 2022
The technological race continues. Property is arming itself with technologies that facilitate work and provide security, while also being an effective way to decarbonise. We invite you to the next edition of the competition and related dis-cussions about technologies in the property market.
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Mixed-use. Multiple functions, one address. Mixed-use gathers mo-mentum
The success of a building is measured not only by the rental income, but also by the life inside the building. Mixed-use projects provide cities with consciously designed quarters and social infrastructure, as well as ensure investors’ commercial success. The key players on the market agree: mixed-use is the absolute future. The places where there is a need for mixed-use investments – the potential of Polish cities. What new projects are developers preparing?
