WWAA architectural practice was founded in late 2007 by Natalia Paszkowska and Marcin Mostafa (both architects educated in Warsaw). By 2010 they had been joined by Boris Kudlička, whose professional background was predominantely stage and exhibition design. The very first projects include Polish Pavilion for Expo in Shanghai in 2010 and Cultural Centre in Warsaw (both as a result of winning a competition). Since then, WWAA has managed to carry out many projects both in strictly architectural field, and on its not-so-well defined borders, such as exhibitions, temporary pavilions, stage design and installations. The practice is also involved in research and study projects, especially within its mother city.
