Joanna Gil-Mastalerczyk

Assoc. Prof. D.Sc. Ph.D. Arch.

Kielce University of Technology

Poland

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Joanna Gil-Mastalerczyk is an Associate Professor at Kielce University of Technology in Poland. Her research interests include sustainable architectural design, urbanization, and the intersection of technology and inclusivity in architecture. Recent articles reflect her focus on challenges in the European housing environment, environmental destruction in Ukraine, and innovative design strategies for urban farms and senior facilities.

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Maria Jolanta Zychowska

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Cracow University of Technology

POLAND

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Magdalena Jagiełło-Kowalczyk

Cracow University of Technology

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Future of the European Housing environment in Ukraine: Challenges, Directions and Reconstruction Scenarios (Part 2)

Urbicide in Ukraine: Analysis of Environmental Destruction – Challenges, Strategies, and International Cooperation (Part 1)

Selected issues concerning the legal and factual protection of contemporary cultural property in Poland

Human-Centered Systems Thinking in Technology-Enhanced Sustainable and Inclusive Architectural Design

“Urban farm” – an important component in the processes of sustainable urbanization

Student visions and directions for transformation of future facilities for seniors

Leveraging Systems Thinking, Engagement, and Digital Competencies to Enhance First-Year Architecture Students’ Achievement in Design-Based Learning

Zależność między oceną atrakcyjności wielorodzinnego budynku mieszkalnego a jego lokalizacją

Dimension, development and identification of locus sacer in living space of the 21st century: A case study at the heart of a new housing district – Freiburg, Germany (part 2)

The significance of locus sacer in the identification and appropriate organisation of living space of the 21st century: Case study in the hybrid megalopolis of the city-state Singapore (part 1)

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Maria Jolanta Zychowska

Magdalena Jagiełło-Kowalczyk

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