WXCA

WXCA is an architecture office founded in Warsaw in 2007. The office continuously engages in urban and architectural projects with unique, innovative and sustainable approach, in the frame of private commissions and international competitions. The practice has won numerous competitions including Polish National Army Museum (Warsaw, Poland), European Center for Geological Education (Chęciny, Poland), The Vistula River boulevards (Warsaw, Poland), The Streets of New Praga District (Warsaw, Poland), Jozef Pilsudski’s Museum Exhibition (Sulejowek, Poland) and “Arsenal” Art Gallery (Bialystok, Poland), WXCA’s main focus are complex, multifunctional buildings such as museums, performance halls and other public functions. The practice is currently working on various private and public projects including Museum of Polish History (Warsaw, Poland), Stefan Zeromski’s Theatre (Kielce, Poland), Main city square and town museum (Radom, Poland), Museum of the Lubomirski Prines (Wrocław, Poland).