On March 26th, Tuesday, the winners of the architectural competition for first-semester master's students at the Faculty of Architecture of the Gdańsk University of Technology were announced. This was the fifteenth edition of the competition, organized by the Gdańsk City Office in cooperation with the Gdańsk University of Technology.
We are pleased to announce that the Faculty of Architecture at Gdańsk University of Technology has commenced the qualification process for the Erasmus+ Programme for the upcoming academic year 2024/2025. We encourage all interested students to apply and seize the unique opportunity to study abroad.
Application Process:
The Biennale will take place in Naples, Italy from Monday 22nd to Wednesday 24th April 2024. The first two days will be dedicated to the conference — welcome addresses, keynote speeches and planning projects and research presentations and workshops — while during the third day will be given the opportunity to participate in guided tours of the city of Naples and the Campania region. There will also be a rich programme of social events in the evenings from Sunday 21st to Wednesday 23rd.
As every year, the International Relations Office, together with the Erasmus+ program faculty coordinators and students from the Erasmus Student Network, invite employees, doctoral students, and students to participate in Erasmus Days – a series of meetings aimed at encouraging individuals to take advantage of the Erasmus+ program. If you haven't been on Erasmus yet, make sure to join the event!
Sixty lecturers from all faculties and centres were submitted to the programme through student votes. The application consisted not only of nominating a specific person, but also of a written justification for the candidacy, as well as assigning hashtags that characterise the selected teacher.
From our Faculty, the awards went to:
Completed questionnaires should be sent by 1. December 2023. to the Vice-Dean for Promotion and Students Affairs, PhD eng. arch. Magdalena Podwojewska at mpod@pg.edu.pl.
You are invited to attend the debate on 8 November 2023 at 11am in room 416A.
Zaspa and Przymorze are currently popular, highly rated residential neighborhoods. The 1970s blocks of flats are prefabricated, multi-family residential buildings whose spatial layouts have become obsolete in the face of today's needs of their residents. The student projects show that these apartments have the potential to create comfortable living spaces, adaptable to contemporary expectations. Designed for fictional residents, the interiors are a journey through the imagined home of young people - fourth semester students.