Piotr Hardecki Architekt is an architectural studio based in Warsaw, Poland, known for its interdisciplinary approach to architecture, urban planning, and landscape design. Led by Piotr Hardecki, who is also a lecturer at the Faculty of Architecture at Warsaw University of Technology, the studio emphasizes clarity, functionality, and material honesty in its work.
The firm has gained recognition for projects such as the revitalisation of Podzamcze Park in Łęczna. This project covered an area of 29 hectares and involved restoring 17th-century baroque gardens and revitalizing the remains of 19th-century farm buildings, including adapting a former hop dryer into a lookout tower. The work incorporated historic elements like medieval castle ruins and respected the natural landscape with the creation of walking alleys and restored orchard spaces. Podzamcze Park stands as a model of carefully planned adaptation and landscape integration.
Other recent projects include the Educational Complex in Gdynia and the Primary School on Świderska Street in Warsaw, which received second prize in a national architectural competition. The firm’s portfolio comprises at least 12 completed projects, ranging from public parks to school buildings. Piotr Hardecki Architekt is regularly listed among the top architecture studios in Poland, noted for combining architectural design with respect for environmental and historical contexts. Its projects demonstrate an ability to reconcile contemporary needs with site-specific heritage and landscape features.