Architecture Events in Warsaw

Architect at Work Poland

ARCHITECT@WORK Poland: A Curated Experience for Architectural Visionaries

ARCHITECT@WORK Poland has quickly become one of the most distinguished events in the architecture and design calendar—not just in Poland, but across the European creative landscape. This highly curated exhibition caters exclusively to architects, interior architects, designers, engineers, and urban developers, offering a carefully selected array of innovations that reflect the cutting edge of modern design and technology.

Held in major Polish cities and now expanding to Gdańsk, this event fuses inspiration, information, and interaction within a stylish, lounge-like environment, making it far more than a conventional trade show.

A Unique Format Built Around Innovation and Interaction

What sets ARCHITECT@WORK Poland apart is its rigorously curated format. All showcased products—over 200 per edition—undergo evaluation and selection by a professional judging panel composed of practicing architects and interior designers. This ensures that only truly innovative, functional, and aesthetically advanced solutions are presented.

Core product categories on display include:

Interior and exterior building materials

Furniture systems and lighting solutions

Flooring, wall coverings, and textiles

Smart building technologies and automation

Sustainable materials and acoustic systems

Architectural hardware and fixtures

Façade design elements and glass innovations

Each product is displayed in a uniform modular booth, allowing the visitor’s focus to remain entirely on the quality of the product and its application potential.

Why Attend ARCHITECT@WORK Poland?

Whether you're an established architect or a rising interior designer, attending this event gives you direct access to the latest product innovations and thought-provoking design discussions, all within an environment designed to foster creativity and meaningful exchange.

Key benefits of attending:

Meet product innovators directly and understand their materials and systems in depth.

Experience a curated exhibition, free from the noise and clutter of standard trade fairs.

Network with peers in a relaxed, non-commercial setting—perfect for generating ideas or starting new collaborations.

Attend seminars and talks from leading names in European architecture and design.

Discover solutions you can immediately integrate into ongoing and upcoming projects.

ARCHITECT@WORK Poland supports not just the professional community—it elevates the conversation about what architecture and interior design can and should be in the modern world.

Expanding Reach: Now in Gdańsk

After the success of its flagship events in Poland, ARCHITECT@WORK has launched a second edition in Gdańsk, extending its influence to a broader community of architects and urban planners along the Baltic coast.

This new location offers its own unique charm—fittingly aligned with the city’s blend of historical richness and modern design ethos. Gdańsk’s architectural character, shaped by centuries of transformation, provides the perfect canvas for design dialogue and regional engagement.

Visitors to the Gdańsk edition can expect:

A replicated event experience consistent with the brand’s signature style

An expanded list of regionally relevant exhibitors and innovations

New speakers and case studies tailored to northern Polish architectural challenges

A strong presence from local municipalities and public project developers

This growth signals the increasing demand for regional hubs of design expertise, and ARCHITECT@WORK is meeting that demand with precision and purpose.

Who You’ll Meet at ARCHITECT@WORK Poland

Unlike generalist expos, ARCHITECT@WORK is strictly reserved for professionals, creating a focused and elevated atmosphere. The audience is a powerful blend of decision-makers, project leaders, and concept creators.

Typical participants include:

Architects and architectural studio directors

Interior architects and spatial designers

Urban planners and public space consultants

Engineers and technical consultants

Real estate developers and project owners

Facility managers and municipal design officers

Product developers and materials manufacturers

The conversations here are different. They're deeper, more technical, and often the beginning of future collaborations on major public and private projects.

Seminars, Talks, and Trend Spotting

Alongside the exhibition, ARCHITECT@WORK Poland features a rich program of seminars, panels, and design talks, offering forward-looking content on topics that matter to today's design professionals.

Common topics explored in the seminar program include:

Bio-based and circular materials in modern design

Minimalist architecture and sustainable aesthetics

Smart interiors and integrated building systems

Sound design in architecture: From function to emotion

Designing for wellbeing: The future of work and living spaces

These talks are delivered by award-winning architects, renowned interior designers, and product innovators, and they typically include visual case studies, trend analyses, and open Q&A sessions. This educational component of the event is key in making it not just a trade fair, but a center of design intelligence.

An Event Experience Designed by Designers, for Designers

From the uniform display stands and the ambient lighting to the stylish seating zones and gourmet coffee corners, every inch of ARCHITECT@WORK Poland is tailored to reflect what its audience values most: clarity, creativity, and connection.

The exhibition layout eliminates visual noise, allowing for focused conversations and uninterrupted exploration. It’s a setting where materials can be touched, technology can be demonstrated, and concepts can be exchanged without distraction.

Where Innovation Meets Aesthetic Integrity

ARCHITECT@WORK Poland has redefined what a professional trade show can be. By creating a refined space where architecture and design take center stage, it serves as both a marketplace for product innovation and a platform for shaping future trends.

For those serious about designing better environments—whether urban or intimate—this event is not just worth attending, it’s essential. With its expansion to Gdańsk and its growing influence within Europe, ARCHITECT@WORK Poland continues to champion architecture that matters, materials that inspire, and ideas that endure.

DNI ZIELENI - GREEN DAYS

DNI ZIELENI, or GREEN DAYS, stands out as a premier event dedicated to the realms of horticulture and landscape architecture. It serves as a crucial platform for professionals in the industry while also appealing to homeowners and garden enthusiasts alike. Hosted at the Ptak Warsaw Expo, this event has earned a reputation for bridging the gap between industry experts and the general public.

Spread across five distinct showrooms, GREEN DAYS offers an extensive exploration of various aspects of gardening and landscape design. These showrooms encompass landscape architecture, small architecture, gardening, floristics, and beekeeping. Attendees can immerse themselves in a wide array of products and services related to the gardening industry. From ornamental plants that enhance garden aesthetics to cutting-edge garden equipment and beekeeping accessories, the event covers every facet of this vibrant field.

One of the key attractions of GREEN DAYS is its ability to facilitate the establishment of new business connections. The event fosters collaboration by inviting international companies and diplomatic institutes, enhancing opportunities for networking across Europe and beyond. This global outreach is supported by the event's strategic location at the Ptak Warsaw Expo, a venue renowned for its accessibility and prime positioning in the heart of Poland.

The significance of GREEN DAYS extends beyond mere exhibition; it represents a convergence of creativity and commerce in the gardening sector. By bringing together a diverse audience of professionals, hobbyists, and industry leaders, the event helps to cultivate new ideas and partnerships, driving forward innovation in horticulture and landscape design.