Until October 12, the Marszałkowska 18 Art Gallery in Warsaw is hosting a unique exhibition titled “Multiverses” by Prof. Jan Buczkowski. It is an opportunity to experience timeless painting, where landscape, abstraction, and nature intertwine to form parallel worlds.
Karina Dudzińska writes about the exhibition:
We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of our colleague, Maciej Przewoźniak (aged 70), PhD., DSc., in Natural Sciences, a long-time member of the Faculty of Architecture, and a distinguished expert in the fields of nature conservation, environmental impact assessment, and landscape protection.
Between 1994 and 2007, Maciej Przewoźniak shared his extensive knowledge, critical thinking, and practical experience with successive generations of Architecture students.
Students from our Faculty — Ms. Justyna Wojdyło and Ms. Ada Żurańska — have become finalists in an international competition whose main goal was to design a modular prototype of a school.
We warmly congratulate the finalists on this significant achievement, and we encourage everyone to take a look at the awarded competition project.
A few words from the authors:
The week-long visit of Cairo-based urban planners—engaged both in teaching and in research on various spatial planning issues—was dedicated to the topics of port city urbanism and the revitalisation of waterfronts in historic metropolitan centres. The guests explored the historical city of Gdańsk, including the redeveloping post-shipyard areas, as well as the city centre of Gdynia.
New mural compositions have been created across two floors of the elevator shaft in the Main Building of Gdańsk University of Technology. The works were carried out by fourth-semester undergraduate students from the Faculty of Architecture as part of the elective course Art in Space, led by Professor Jan Buczkowski and Dr. Edyta Urwanowicz from the Department of Visual Arts.
New Development Paths in the Master’s Degree Program in Architecture Starting in the 2025/26 Academic Year
The Environment – Climate & Energy path addresses issues such as: carbon footprint, circular economy, renewable energy sources, energy efficiency, climate change, blue-green infrastructure, and eco-modernization of buildings and housing estates.
With great pleasure and satisfaction, we announce that teams from the Faculty of Architecture at Gdańsk University of Technology have won the Grand Prize and a prestigious distinction in the international competition Arturbain.fr 2024/25.
In the face of war, climate crises, displacement, and natural disasters, communities are too often left waiting for top-down solutions. But they don’t wait—they adapt and act.
