Oliwia Jackowska

INFO	email:	oliwia.jack@gmail.com
	currently:	Architect @ ADOFF Arquitetos, Porto, PT

SKILLS	languages		programs
	Polish	native	QGIS	⬤⬤⬤⬤⬤
	English	bilingual	Illustrator	⬤⬤⬤⬤⬤
	Portuguese	proficient	InDesign	⬤⬤⬤⬤⬤
	German	confident	Archicad	⬤⬤⬤⬤⬤
			Blender	⬤⬤⬤⬤⬤

EDUCATION	2020-2023	TU Delft, NL Master of Science in Architecture, Urbanism and Building Sciences (track Urbanism).

	Jan 2023	Master Thesis: “Disrupting the gendered order: how to advance beyond Vienna's strategic approach to gender mainstreaming in urban planning” Supervised by Dr. Caroline Newton and Luisa Maria Calabrese, I proposed a critical examination of how Vienna, a city with a cutting-edge gender-sensitive approach to urban planning, can elevate its marginalised community of migrant women by reorganising spatial structures. I was awarded cum laude, and presented the work as a finalist for the Delft Design for Diversity Thesis Award.
	May 2022	Academic Publication: “Who owns public spaces? The trailblazer exhibition on women's everyday life in the City of Vienna (1991)” Oliwia Jackowska & María Novas Ferradás, in Planning Perspectives, This article documents a revolutionising feminist event that has not been previously part of the recorded urban planning history. DOI: 10.1080/02665433.2022.2074526

	2015-2019	University of Bath, UK Bachelor of Science in Architecture (Honours).

	Jul 2019	Dissertation: “Typeworks. The Printing Press and Publishing House” Supervised by Frank Lyons. For my dissertation architecture project, I proposed a flexible space for printing press in order to revive the art of publishing.

WORK	2024-now	Architect ADOFF Arquitetos, Porto, Portugal.

	2024 3 months	Architectural Collaborator Frame Colectivo, Lisbon, Portugal. This atelier for architecture, research and art contracted me as a temporary collaborator to assist with 3D modelling the site for a landscape and architectural project in Greece, presentation design and expanding the network of experts, as well as visualisations of completed projects.

	2020-2022 part time	Student Magazine Editor Bnieuws, Communications Office, Delft, NL. During my Master's studies, I worked part-time as an editor of Bnieuws. With a team of editors, I curated, designed and wrote entries for eleven editions. My writing sparked many discussions within the university's community.

	Oct 2022	“Dreamed Cities as Neurodivergent Cities” in Dreamscapes

	May 2022	“The Future of Home” in Onbekend Maakt Onbemind

	Dec 2021	“Cheap Absurdity” in Cheap

	Oct 2021	“Collective Trauma - War and Humour” in Humour

	Jun 2021	“A Short Story of Bnieuws” in Optimism Pessimism

	May 2021	“50 Euros for the Pleasures. Sex Workers in Red-Light Districts” in Colours An article on the spatial safety of sex workers, re-published under the same title by a Dutch urban transformation association Favas.net.

	Feb 2021	“Taboo in translation” in Taboo

	Dec 2020	“The History of Human-Computer Interaction” in Digital space

	2019-2020	Architectural Assistant RIBA Part 1 Owers Wawrick Architects, Cambridge, UK. As an architectural assistant in an award-winning practice with a compact team, among other projects, I was a key team member for Sycamore House - a £15m industrial refurbishment of a 1970s warehouse.

	2019-2020 part time	Student Magazine Editor in Chief PaperspACE, Bath, UK. The role of Editor in Chief of PaperspACE involved coordinating the writing process of all contributors, organising funding and sponsorship, printing, distribution and developing the overall design of the magazine.

	Jun 2019	Issue 12. Childhood Short-listed for international Stack Awards 2019, as one of 15 student magazines in the world. I was responsible for the publishing, layout, graphic design, editing and curating, as well as wrote an article “The Adolescence and Architecture”.

	Jun 2019	Issue 11. Union Along with curating, designing layout and printing the issue, I also wrote the article “A Union of Architects: Team 10, Modernism and Capitalism”.

	2018 6 months	Architectural Intern sauerbruch hutton, Berlin, Germany. At this renowned architectural practice in Germany, I worked on competition designs and feasibility studies, often having an opportunity for independent design, research and presentations for the associates.