memories and comments
• Osman Elkheir commented:
Rest in peace Adam Chalupski
It is just tragic, to think that a young genius has left too soon! An architect with passion, an adventurer who spent ten years on his bike from Poland to China and through Africa, and who crossed over a hundred countries in his short life span, an author of three books, a tutor of sophisticated software and a Ph. D. student with ambitious plans, who loved Sudan but could not withstand the reality of the situation here. He left a few months before the December political stir when his hyper-sensitive nature couldn’t cope anymore. He however, started following news from Sudan and writing to Polish newspapers on events. Life did not offer him a second chance to comeback, though he had plans of starting a business and maybe settle here. No words are enough to express the sorrow that many of his students and colleagues here feel. Condolences to his heart broken mother and acquaintances in Poland.
• Arjohn Proudan A commented:
After the earthquake(April 25 2015) i have made couple of thousand of foreign friends but among this he was like i could count in my fingers friend i m going tomiss you so much now(Rest in peace Adam)
• Arjohn Proudan A commented:
you were amazing the craziest n strongest architect n cyclist i have ever known who came all the way from india to ktm in cycle.n also cycle through ktm to melamchi for the project i met him in 2015 in jay nepal camp (boudgaun) had a blast in the camp the work site pipeline area 7 days project camp he gave me food ever morning before going to start the work i remember lots of good moments flashing through my eyes at the moment he taught me how to swim in the river awesome moments then after this having blast at the basantapur hanging out drinking n eating salad in ur hotel room that was the first time in my life i had ever eaten green raw vegtable haha after this i again join him in lamosangu @2016 for earthbag project you were the one who taught me how to use power tools n also how to cook pizza in the big drum like thing in the project site in a remote village it was really awesome it was so delicious each bite made me remind of fire n ice pizza there are lots of moment i had with you which now is converted into good memories. i still dont believe that you are gone i still hope that we can meet in the near future 
@#the craziest n strongest Architect n Cyclist n a Writer will miss you forever#@ was always hoping when you could come back for the project that we talked about it in our chat was hoping to see you again but……………………………………………………………………………….• Aurora Dotam commented:
Adventurous and beautiful Adam in the Pyrinees, with his special way of travelling
• Osman Elkheir commented:
Dear Halina,
You have done a great job to bring this website to light. Adam’s short life was very rich, ambitious and full of genius projects. Moreover, he made many friendships in the many very places he visited. I am sure the site will soon collect many interesting comments, photos and stories, but you have to allow for that to be publicity exhibited.
• Jack Ishkanes commented:
I knew Adam personally when he was in Sudan. He was many men in one man. Many personalities in one person. Many adventurers in one adventurer. Multiple eyes in two eyes. Many lion hearts in one heart. When he looks he sees. Ambitious trying to each the rainbow. He was and he was not. He was to be or not to be. May your soul rest in peace
