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CityWood is a high-quality minimalist wooden laser cut map for map lovers, created with a laser-cut precision. Simple and elegant, the abstraction of streets invites to take a second look at this artwork.
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Hubert Roguski

Hubert Roguski is a Polish architect and designer whose work sits at the intersection of cartography, architecture, and material craft. As the founder of CityWood, he has developed a distinctive practice centered on custom 3D layered wooden city map installations, bespoke pieces designed for luxury interiors, corporate environments, museums, and architectural projects worldwide.

Educated at the University of Detroit Mercy, Warsaw University of Technology, and the University of Tokyo, Hubert brings together training in architecture, urban planning, and design across three continents. That breadth shapes the way he approaches each commission:with the eye of a cartographer, the precision of an architect, and a deep commitment to the material and spatial qualities of handcrafted work.

His process transforms real city geodata into layered wooden artworks, each one individually conceived for the space it will inhabit, its scale, materiality, and the specific city it represents.

Commissions include large-scale installations for Goldman Sachs in Oakland, the Lana by Dorchester hotel in Dubai, the Pointe-à-Callière Museum in Montreal (a 400 × 240 cminstallation across 15 panels), and hotels in Berlin's Schöneberg district. CityWood is recognized internationally as a premium design studio, featured in leading design publications including Archdaily, MyModernMet and Designboom.

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Marta Sacha

Marta always starts working with a client by understanding their needs, and the design process begins with hand drawings and models. She spent several years in Tokyo, traveling in the footsteps of the best architects, and learning about the daily life of the Japanese. There, she learned a unique approach to designing buildings and interiors, full of spirituality, respect for nature, natural materials, and simple forms. Today, she translates this experience into European language and incorporates Japanese design and minimalism into her work.

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