The exhibition in Projekt Kordegarda was created due to the tenth anniversary of Centrala existence and presents designs and the main themes of their work: the blurring boundary between architecture and landscape design in urban-planning projects, raising the awareness of the architectural legacy of the postwar modernist avant-garde, public-space interventions serving to stimulate local activism, sensory installations, experimentation with new materials, educational activities as well as the design of furniture, small objects, and highly individualised interiors. Both the creation of thematic lines (Building the Identity of Warsaw, Pleasure: Sensory Projects, Large-scale Transformations, Vistula River, The Radical Customization of Space, Soft Structures) and the arrangement of the exhibition space which resembles the neural structure of brain refer to different ways of perceiving urban space and represent the diversity of ideas and personalities among the members of Centrala.

Centrala 2001–2011: Krzysztof Banaszewski, Małgorzata Kuciewicz, Jakub Szczęsny, Simone De Iacobis, Maciej Abramczyk, Sebastian Bałut, Ofer Bilik, Katarzyna Brzezińska, Eifo Dana, Tomasz Gancarczyk, Piotr Fabirkiewicz, Jadwiga Fedorowicz, Zygmunt Fit, Jacek Jaskólski, Michał Jońca, Stephan Kluth, Anna Kotowska, Maria Anna Kowalska, Marek Krukowski, Katarzyna Kuźmińska, Borys Lewandowski, Robert Nowicki, Anna Pawłowska, Jakob Spriestersbach, Thor Olav Solbjor, Jan Strumiłło, Dominik Strzelec, Krzysztof Syruć, Marzena Wytrykusz, Piotr Zbierajewski.

The show is a summary of ten years of Centrala’s work and was specially arranged for the interior of Projekt Kordegarda. The exhibition took form of the conceptual construction which was designed by Krzysztof Syruć.