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Professor Maria Jolanta Sołtysik has received the Eugeniusz Kwiatkowski Medal "For Outstanding Contributions to Gdynia." An architect associated with the Faculty of Architecture at Gdańsk University of Technology, she contributed to the promotion of Gdynia’s architecture and urban planning in Poland and Europe. She created the theoretical foundations for the protection of modernist heritage in Gdynia.

-We announced this competition with the goal of obtaining a high-quality architectural and urban concept for the reconstruction of Długie Ogrody Street, which will allow for the extension of the Royal Route as a representative public space- said Aleksandra Dulkiewicz, the Mayor of Gdańsk. The competition was organized by the Gdańsk Road and Greenery Management Board. The resolution of the competition was not an easy task. 12 qualified specialists debated for hours to select the winners.

Among the 365 applications submitted to the Department of Culture of the Marshal's Office of the Pomeranian Voivodeship, two projects by female researchers from the Faculty of Architecture were awarded the 2025 Cultural Creators Scholarship of the Marshal's Office of the Pomeranian Voivodeship (UMWP).

The following individuals received the distinction:

These were the latest competitions organized by the City of Gdańsk in collaboration with the Faculty of Architecture. Present at the announcement were representatives from the city: Emilia Lodzińska, Deputy Mayor of Gdańsk for spatial development and housing, and the architect of the City of Gdańsk, Prof. Piotr Lorens. Gdańsk University of Technology was represented by the Rector, Prof. Krzysztof Wilde, and the Vice-Dean for Education and Studies Programmes, Ph.D., D.Sc. Eng. Arch. Magdalena Podwojewska.

The exhibition presents the results of international design workshops on urban composition carried out as part of the Urban Design I course in the third semester of full-time studies in English at the Faculty of Architecture of the Gdańsk University of Technology, under the guidance of PhD., Eng., Arch. Gabriela Rembarz and MSc., Eng., Arch. Urszula Cryer.

The competition, titled “The Revival of Gaza Seaport: Water as a Catalyzer” was part of a summer school held in Amman, Jordan. This event provided a platform for emerging architects and planners from across the Mediterranean region to showcase their talents, gain exposure, and engage with their communities, all within the context of a Mediterranean agenda and knowledge exchange.

We are pleased to announce that our employee, PhD., DSc., Eng. Arch. Karolina Zielińska-Dąbkowska, prof.

This year, 20 awards were given for overall achievements, 33 awards for significant achievements in scientific activities, 4 awards for significant achievements in teaching activities, 6 awards for significant achievements in implementation activities, and 2 awards for significant achievements in organizational activities. A total of 150 people were distinguished.