Rafał Strojny

Assistant Professor

Lublin University of Technology

Poland

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Rafał Strojny is an Assistant Professor at Lublin University of Technology in Poland. His research areas focus on the architecture and design of healthcare facilities, with recent publications addressing contemporary trends in cancer centers and the modernization of 20th-century hospitals. He has also explored innovative solutions for patient support environments and the sustainable use of materials in architectural design.

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Natalia Przesmycka

Lublin University of Technology

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University of Florence

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The Specifics and Forms of Art in Contemporary Healthcare Facilities—European Trends

Impact of Developments in Cancer Treatment on The Design of Contemporary Cancer Centres in Europe

Architektura wybranych dziennych centrów psychiatrycznych – studium przypadku

Termomodernizacja budynków szpitali z okresu XX wieku – aspekty materiałowe i techniczne

CYKL – sposoby na zrównoważone wykorzystanie materiałów stosowanych na wydziałach architektury

Problems of the modernisation of 20th-century healthcare facilities based on the example of hospitals within the Lubelskie Voivodeship

Modernisation of hospital buildings built in the 20th century in the context of architectural, functional and operational problems

Maggie's Centres – an innovative approach to support cancer patients

Architecture of nursing homes in selected European countries

Specificity of general zones in large modern European multispeciality hospitals – selected case studies

Contemporary “superhospital”: an attempt to define a new architectural idea and form

Architectural solutions of contemporary pediatric hospitals – a study of selected projects

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Natalia Przesmycka

NICOLETTA SETOLA

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