Natasza Minasiewicz is an architect and researcher at the Urban Ecologies Design Lab, Faculty of Architecture, The University of Hong Kong.
Her design, writing and teaching explore the relationship between landscape and architecture through the dynamic flows of resources and time. Her architectural projects engage with complex urban issues, local communities and advanced environmental modelling techniques at the core, to imagine a sustainable future for contemporary cities.
Her independent work can be found in the permanent collection of the M+ Archives and Library, Asia Art Archive and Canadian Centre for Architecture, and was exhibited at the 17th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia, Hong Kong Pavilion (2020), ‘Fragments of Curiosities’ at Hart House (2024) and ‘Re-locations’ at Anita Chan Lai-Ling Gallery (2024). She is currently teaching at the Landscape Division at The University of Hong Kong and School of Design at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University. She was a 2019 Design Trust Fellow and a 2023 Resident at Ma Umi Art Residency in Japan.
Natasza was born in Warsaw, Poland and received an MSc of Architecture and Urban Planning from TU Wrocław. Since 2013 she lives and works in Hong Kong. Her cat Kota resides in Warsaw, which Natasza frequently visits.
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