Time to mix it up

How can the planning mistakes of the past be put right in Central and Eastern European cities such as Warsaw or Bucharest? ‘Eurobuild CEE’ talked to Guy Perry – architect and urban planner, as well as The founder of INVIEwa Andrzejewska, ‘Eurobuild CEE’: Do you like the way Warsaw looks? And do you enjoy working and living here? Guy Perry, architect and urban planner, founder of INVI: For me Warsaw is one of the most exciting and interesting places to work. Because much of its physical history was erased, it provides more opportunity for exploration and flexibility in architecture than other European cities. Of course, I still love the traditional cities like Paris and Barcelona in which I have lived, but Warsaw is a more interesting place to work on the future. Ea: In Central Europe there are lots of other cities which could also provide great opportunities for architects. Gp: Budapest is a fascinating city, wonderful in the way that it engages with th