Our team

Member of the Board of Directors and Sustainability Department Team Leader at Go4Energy, a consulting and cutting edge research, energy analysis and certification company. Within the company she is responsible for sustainable certification of buildings and office spaces as well as research and analysis of indoor environmental quality, where she focuses on human health and comfort aspects. The level to which buildings are human friendly is measured by the WELL certification. She is involved in popularising the WELL Building Standard certification on the Polish market and conducts workshops on the requirements of this building assessment system.

Author, consultant and contractor of energy management and sustainable construction projects in buildings. Co-founder and board member of OSWBZ, as well as member of the Main Section of Heating, Warming, Ventilation and Atmospheric Engineering in PZITS. He is involved in European Union projects, among others, he was a leader of projects within Intelligent Energy Europe – IDES EDU, Performance Based Building – PeBBu and a member of STEP and KODnZEB projects.

Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Building Installations, Hydrotechnology and Environmental Engineering at Warsaw University of Technology. In his scientific work he undertakes issues related to computer-aided design of building systems, energy modelling, building information management (BIM), CFD simulations. For several years he has been dealing with the issues of energy consumption and systems management in buildings.

Graduate of the Faculty of Environmental Engineering at Warsaw University of Technology. Partner in GO4CONTROL company dealing with building automation. The initiator and the President of the Board of the  OSWBZ, supporting educational activities in the field of ecological and energy-efficient construction.
Initiator and co-creator of the Green Building Standard certificate – an innovative building certification system which promotes user comfort and a high level of internal environment while respecting the idea of rational energy consumption.