Speakers

Architecture. What do the buildings we build tell others about us? How does architecture respond to social needs?

Does architecture function in isolation from reality, focusing solely on aesthetics and investors’ needs or, maybe, does it have a mission? Should it interfere with the established social order, confronting itself with the challenges of the modern world, such as: economic crises; poverty; overpopulation; the collapse of values and the disturbance of social relations; environmental protection; and technological revolution?

The housing industry is tempting for investors. A recipe for a rental business

• The stable economy and good results of the residential sector have prompted the big players who invest in residential property intended for rent to zero in on Poland. Among the largest Polish cities, it is Katowice that still has the least-developed rental market. Is the Silesian housing market becoming an increasingly luscious treat for investors?
• What types of flats – standard or luxury ones – do investors seek?
• What types of projects in Silesia can become a magnet for them? The sector of apartments for rent through the eyes of developers