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As a landscape architect, Irena Bajerska mostly worked in Warsaw. At the Warsaw University of Technology she also worked as an educator.

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Barbara Brukalska worked as an architect, educator and interior designer in Poland. She designed several buildings together with her husband. In 1948 she became a professor at Warsaw University of Technology.

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Maria Jadwiga Chodźko-Zachwatowicz was a Polish architect and monument preservation specialist. After the Second World War, she mainly worked on the reconstruction of the old town of Warsaw.

Jadwiga Grabowska-Hawrylak was an architect born in Poland. She was the first Woman who got an university degree as a female architect in Wrocław. She mostly worked in Wrocław as an architect and as an urban planer.

Photograph by Aliaksandr Shuba; image courtesy of the author.

Halina Alexandrovna Gurjanowa was a Soviet-Polish architect and researcher. She worked in Poland as well as in Russia, often together with her husband E.A. Goldzamt.

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As an architect, Hansen and her husband created several designs, especially related to the Open Form Theory. Zofia Hansen also exhibited at the National Interior Design Exhibition at the Zachęta Gallery in 1957.

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Hanna Grabowska-Pakecka

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Halina Skibniewska

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Helena Syrkus

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