Initiator of the establishment of the LAB 60+ Foundation. Architect and urban planner, assistant professor in the Department of Urban and Spatial Planning at the Faculty of Architecture at the Silesian University of Technology in Gliwice. She was the first in Poland to undertake a scientific discourse on the concept of renewal of European cities in the 21st century in the context of an aging population. She is a graduate of the largest government program supporting innovation in science TOP 500 Innovators. She has completed numerous foreign scientific and training internships at the world's top universities: Berkeley University in the United States, the University of Westminster in the United Kingdom, the University of Edinburgh and the University of Madrid in Spain. Agnieszka Labus, is a respected and award-winning expert, not only in Poland, but also abroad. She has been awarded for her work by numerous bodies, including the winner of the Polityka Science Prize (2014), the winner of the "Start" program of the Foundation for Polish Science (2015), the winner of a scholarship for outstanding young scientists (2013-2016), the winner of the 2018 O Prize awarded by the Polish Culture Portal O.pl for establishing the 60+ Architecture Laboratory Foundation. She has been promoting positive and healthy aging for more than 14 years, and has conducted scientific research on the paradigm shift in the approach to space design towards longevity. She believes that living long and aging positively is like a trip around the world, so it must be planned early in terms of budget, accommodations, transportation and experiences, and architecture and design play a key role in this journey.

Since May 2023, she has been coordinating, supporting, co-creating strategies for the development, activities and image of the Laboratory of Architecture 60+ (LAB 60+) Foundation. She is a manager, a business practitioner with proven successes, a strategist, an expert in building organizations based on defined values. She gathered organizational experience at Flugger in Poland, from the "green field" stage to creating a large, solid sales organization and building this brand in Poland. She took an active part in creating the company's strategy at each stage of its development in Poland. As a business mentor, she supports organizations, entrepreneurs and those who ask for help to change. "There is a time of taking and a time of giving," she says. Therefore, Malgosia's current goal is to use her knowledge and experience, supporting people and organizations that are just facing challenges. She identifies with a vision of a green, sensitive, conscious world, based on a community of self-evident values such as the rights of everyone, including the old, the young, children, women, an engaged civil society, active in its sustainable local governments. And why did Margaret decide to work with LAB60+? Having traveled frequently, where she has had the opportunity to look around neighborhoods, around cities, she believes that they are not always friendly to healthy and happy living. In particular, if she looks from her point of view. Gretel says of herself that she is in the " older adult" or otherwise "young old" segment. And she realizes that there will be "more and more" of us, people in the next cycles of life, open to change, to live a long, healthy and happy life! That's why he feels agreement with the mission of LAB 60+. He wishes everyone the opportunity to live a life of good longevity, or LONGEVITY: a healthy lifestyle, involvement in communities, financial security, and openness to lifelong learning!

She has been involved in graphic design in various forms at LAB 60+ for more than 3 years. She works in various design and creative areas, especially focused on aspects of changing society, as well as new technologies. She has participated in many international research projects, and is also active in the topics of sustainability and ecology, implementing the knowledge she has gained into her projects. In her work as a graphic designer and illustrator, she is constantly expanding the field of her work, opening up to new tools. Close to her heart is the desire to change our cities for the better, so that we want to grow old in them. At LAB 60+, she strives to show a vision of cities that are friendlier and more innovative. Instead of treating aging as something alien that awaits us in the future, she wants to focus on the pursuit of a healthy and long life. This is part of the "longevity" trend; for her, it's not just about striving to live longer, but also about creating a healthier, more active and fulfilling lifestyle that enables us to enjoy and fulfill our goals in every stage of our lives.