About

kaja.delezuch@outlook.com
+49 176 653 06111

Pfarrstraße 96
10 317 Berlin

CV available on request

Kaja Deleżuch was born in Poland and holds a BSc and MArch from the Welsh School of Architecture, Cardiff University. She is an architect and researcher with extensive international experience across the UK, India, Poland, Australia, and Germany with expertise in design-build practice, applied research, participatory planning, and co-living residential guideline development.
Over several years she coordinated a team under the guidance of B.V. Doshi to develop planning strategies for the residential sector of a circular economy settlement in India. She has taught in both institutional and on-site learning environments, mentoring students and coordinating international summer and winter research programs for the Institute of Architecture at Camilo José Cela University and the University of Queensland, as well as guiding thesis students as an Assistant Professor at Dayananda Sagar College of Architecture. She also co-founded a design-build cooperative in Bangalore, leading a series of small- to mid-scale projects that combine traditional craft with contemporary techniques and climate-responsive design, working closely with an interdisciplinary in-house construction team.
Since 2021, as a participant in PEP - Practice-Based Doctoral Program at TU Berlin, she investigates thresholds as spatial devices madiating the relationship between private and public realms, exploring how architectural elements can reflect—and enact—local political agency. As a design-driven researcher, she is part of the CA²RE Community for Artistic and Architectural Research and works as an independent practitioner currently based in Berlin.

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