Marta Sękulska-Wrońska is an architect, Partner and CEO at the architectural studio WXCA. From 2019 to 2023, she served as President of the Warsaw Branch of the Association of Polish Architects (SARP). She is also a member of the SARP Competition Jury and the Chamber of Architects of the Republic of Poland.
She is the co-author of numerous award-winning cultural, museum and exhibition projects, including the Polish Pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai and the museum complex at the Warsaw Citadel, which houses the Polish History Museum and the Polish Army Museum. Together with her team, she has been nominated three times for the European Union Prize for Contemporary Architecture – Mies van der Rohe Award, for the European Centre for Geological Education in Chęciny, the Palmiry Memorial Museum, and the renovation of the historic Stefan Żeromski Theatre in Kielce. She also co-created the winning concepts for the Museum of the Eastern Territories of the Former Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth in Lublin, the Lubomirski Princes Museum in Wrocław, the Greater Poland Uprising Museum 1918–1919 in Poznań, and the reconstruction of the western frontage of Piłsudski Square in Warsaw, including the Saxon Palace and Brühl Palace.
She specialises in developing documentation for complex architectural, urban planning and landscape architecture projects, particularly public buildings and spaces. Her design practice is guided by sensitivity to the social, cultural and environmental context of architecture, which she sees as a platform for fostering dialogue and bringing people together. She believes in the value of sharing knowledge and experience and regularly lectures and speaks at architectural events and conferences in Poland and internationally.