Honorata Grzesikowska is a distinguished multidisciplinary urban designer and researcher, renowned for her commitment to equity and social value in spatial design. As the founder of Urbanitarian, she champions the democratization of urban planning knowledge, advocating for transparent and inclusive city-making through global data. Her work empowers diverse voices, challenging traditional urban development paradigms and fostering a more collaborative approach to city design.

In addition to her role at Urbanitarian, Grzesikowska co-founded the Architectresses Foundation, which promotes gender equity in architecture and urbanism. With over 15 years of global experience, she has contributed to numerous urban design and master planning projects, emphasizing the importance of diversity and inclusion in urban planning processes. Her insights from analyzing over 1,000 global urban development projects offer valuable lessons for creating sustainable cities.

Grzesikowska is also a respected lecturer and speaker, sharing her expertise at institutions like the IAAC and global forums such as Smart City Expo. Her work highlights the evolving nature of city design, emphasizing emotional experience, identity, and care. Through her efforts, she demonstrates how new digital tools can empower local communities to engage with and influence urban design, paving the way for more human-centered and ecologically intelligent cities.