Ewelina Jaskulska is an architect with many years of professional experience.Design research, which she, together with a team of specialists (sociologists, philosophers, futurologists, artists) conducts as part of the research project of @Architektoniczki (Katarzyna Kozyra Foundation) initiated by herself, on Equal Rights Sspace, has developed an original research methodology of urban space called the Equal Sequence. The methodology was exhibited in the Museum of Contemporary Art in Warsaw. As part of the same project, she developed the topic of footballcentrism and gender inequality in the design of school surroundings. The link between research and practice has encouraged design innovation and a fresh approach to environmental sustainability and projects with an emphasis on social and gender equality solutions. This resulted in the creation of the MOLEKUŁY Studio (formerly Artectonica), which she runs together with Joanna Aleksandrowicz.In the studio, she uses her experience gained in the implementation of many prestigious investments, e.g. the Rondo1 skyscraper in Warsaw, and while working as a project manager for Poland at the Stadium in Gdańsk built for Euro 2012. (yes, yes football-centrism ...)In MOLEKUŁY, expanding the boundaries of architecture's impact, she treats it as a spatial instrument for shaping social and cultural structures.In 2019, The European Center for Architecture and Urban Studies included her in the b list - as the next generation of the most promising and developing design talents who will shape the space of the future.She is a laureate of many international competitions. Her projects have been exhibited in Warsaw, Athens, London, Weimar, Munich, Paris, and Chicago.Specializations: Architecture, Urban Planning, Gender in Architecture and Urban Planning, Footballcentric Spaces, and Pro-social Spaces.