In this episode of the Tell Me More podcast, host Ruslan Hajduk sits down with Szymon Wojciechowski, CEO and founder of APA Wojciechowski, one of Poland’s largest and most influential architectural firms. Szymon shares his architectural journey, the founding of APA Wojciechowski, and the challenges of sustainable design in a rapidly changing industry. The conversation covers notable architectural projects like Elektrownia Powiśle in Warsaw and the firm’s involvement in rebuilding efforts in Kyiv, where Szymon highlights the role of architecture in supporting resilience amid the war. The episode delves into key topics such as anti-fragility in urban design, tactical urbanism, and the transformative urban trends shaping Warsaw’s development. Szymon reflects on the importance of historical architectural influences, adaptability in city planning, and designing urban spaces that can thrive in the face of climate change. He discusses how collaboration and innovation are crucial in large-scale architectural projects, and how cities must evolve to meet future challenges. The episode concludes with thought-provoking book recommendations that inspire modern architectural thought and practice.