Tomasz Błuszkowski

Started building his professional experience in as early as 1994, as an assistant intern in the Institute of Computer Aided Architectural Design, the Faculty of Architecture at the Warsaw University of Technology. He was in a team of editors for a students magazine Arcytektura and was a member of a student organisation of the same name. Later, he gained more hands-on experience, working in architectural offices in Maryslia (Studio Krajewski), Warsaw (KIPP Projekt) and Barcelona (Ricardo Bofill T.A.). 1994

In 2000, he co-founded the BeMM Architekci studio, where he contributed his skills to numerous projects, including public buildings, residential blocks and sports facilities, which were commissioned by public investors. 2000

In 2005, he came up with the idea to found Forma Studio Architectury, a planning and design company specialising in original projects. His experience and architectural planning skills continue to win him cooperation with corporate and multi-branched institutions, as well as private customers, in Poland and abroad. Also, he realises projects for the public investors. His involvement in projects is always full circle – from feasibility to handover. 2005

Apart from creating original architectural projects, he also specialises in managing development projects and organising the process of development planning – and he can tap into these skills in his present job. He acted as Project Implementation Specialist at the Supreme Administrative Court (2002 – 2004). He carried out the duties of arbitrator in appeals made to the President of the Polish Public Procurement Office (2003 − 2007). Additionally, from 2002 to 2006, he was Secretary of the Qualification Committee at the Mazovian Chamber of Architects (MOIA). 2007