Michał Malewczyk

mgr inż. arch. Michał Malewczyk is a Lecturer at the Department of Visual Arts within the Faculty of Architecture at Gdańsk University of Technology. His research focuses on architectural composition, visual perception of regularity in facades, and the application of computational tools like BlenderBIM in design. He also explores historical and modern trends in descriptive geometry education for architecture students.

His research interests span architectural aesthetics, facade design patterns, cognitive evaluations of architectural forms, and the integration of BIM technology into design workflows. He employs interdisciplinary methods combining mathematics, neuroscience, and digital image processing to analyze architectural compositions.

Key research contributions include defining regularity coefficients for facades, evaluating public perception of architectural patterns, and documenting transformations in architectural education curricula. His work often emphasizes empirical studies and statistical analysis of architectural examples, particularly in Polish residential and award-winning buildings.

No grants or advisory roles for students are explicitly listed in the provided texts. Collaborations with colleagues like Piotr Czyż and Agnieszka Taraszkiewicz are evident in his publications, focusing on facade analysis and educational methodologies.