Malgorzata Zakrzewski

1949–1996 (age 47)

Biography

Malgorzata Zakrzewski brought clarity and grace to the practice of architecture, blending a deep respect for tradition with a willingness to explore new forms.

The buildings she helped conceive offered welcoming environments that reflected her steady sensibility, and her memory is honored at Père Lachaise Cemetery.

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