A modern city library design, serving as the heart of the "Nova Centralidade" urban revitalization initiative. As a member of the design team, I was responsible for the photorealistic visualizations (ArchViz) and interior styling. The building blends educational and recreational functions, becoming a new city landmark. The project received the prestigious Gold Winner title at the International Architecture & Design Awards 2023 in the Cultural Architecture Concept category.

A unique, original real-time virtual studio project created in Unreal Engine for a South Korean client. The concept is based on a fascinating dialogue between history and modernity. A tilted ruin of a Portuguese Manueline-style church becomes the ceiling, supported by a futuristic cinema screen. This interior is a personal journey: the vault is adorned with stars inspired by the ceiling of St. Mary's Basilica in Kraków, blending my Polish roots with my current home in Portugal. The space offers endless lighting possibilities—from stained-glass window-lamps to a starry sky and a central lamp that serves as the sun by day and transforms into a glowing moon by night. The interior is cozy and "homey," breaking away from cold, futuristic stereotypes.

A competition entry for the international "Reuse the Church" contest organized by Reuse Italy. The project aims to transform the ruins of an abandoned church within the Gessi Bolognesi Park into a modern multi-faith center. vision introduces a fluid, sculptural roof form that creates a space for reflection and spiritual dialogue, while maintaining full respect for the historic wall structures and the surrounding landscape.

A full interior design and 3D visualizations for a restaurant in Portugal. The challenge was to create a traditional, warm, and "homey" atmosphere, reinterpreting local heritage. The space is built around earth tones, traditional terracotta tiles, and green glazed ceramic accents on the bar and wall. My original interpretation of the client's request is the geometric arches behind the bar. A central garden with Mediterranean flora and wicker furniture introduce the relaxing feel of a home patio.

A digital analysis and artistic reinterpretation of Manueline Gothic. This project is an original vision based on the study of form, light, and unique details observed during my travels through Portugal. It is not merely a reconstruction, but an attempt to capture the atmosphere and monumental impression of these historical spaces within a modern visual form.

An interior design project focused on a luxurious material palette and the play of light. The primary concept was to create an elegant, darker space where a glossy black ceiling reflects golden details and warm lighting. The use of marble floors combined with wooden elements and deep green upholstery creates an atmosphere of prestige and intimacy. Designed based on client guidelines, blending functionality with sophisticated aesthetics.

This project focuses on the photorealistic visualization of a modern residential complex in Portugal. My task was to showcase the architecture within its real urban context and to create a quick, functional interior arrangement to help feel the scale and atmosphere of the space. The minimalist form of the buildings is enhanced by the natural light characteristic of the region.

A comprehensive 3D visualization for an intimate beach resort in São Tomé and Príncipe. The project focuses on landscape authenticity and natural materials, featuring wooden cabins and traditional thatched roofs. My role was to translate the design team's vision into photorealistic imagery, with a particular emphasis on faithfully recreating the local flora and the unique, island golden-hour light.

A full interior design and 3D visualizations created in collaboration with an architectural firm. The challenge was to design a modern space with an "elegant canteen" character. The interior is youthful and dynamic, combining a wooden raster ceiling with warm linear lighting and abundant greenery. My role was to translate the floor plans and client guidelines into a complete architectural vision and its photorealistic presentation.

A continuation of the Gothic interiors analysis, extending their monumentality into the outdoor realm. Inspired by the classical structure of Persian gardens (Chahar Bagh), the design divides the space into four quarters through axial paths symbolizing rivers flowing to the four corners of the world. It is a synthesis of raw Manueline detail and the mathematical order of the Orient—a place where the sacredness of architecture meets the geometric tranquility of nature.