Monika Arczyńska

Dr. Monika Arczyńska is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Urban Design and Regional Planning within Gdańsk University of Technology's Faculty of Architecture. Her work focuses on urban innovation, architectural education, and cultural building design. She has published extensively on collaborative urban studios, adaptive reuse of historic structures, and post-1989 housing transformations in Poland.

Research Interests:

• Urban regeneration through live project methodologies
• Cultural architecture (museums, contemporary art centers)
• Socioeconomic impacts of residential architecture policies
• Public space revitalization strategies

Her notable works include conceptual guidelines for Gdańsk's NOMUS Museum adaptation and analyses of Poland's post-communist housing evolution. Dr. Arczyńska has contributed to major cultural infrastructure projects like the European Solidarity Centre, blending historical preservation with contemporary urban needs.

Achievements: Documented as having 12 professional achievements (specific details not provided in source text).

Teaching: Active educator with 37 documented teaching engagements, emphasizing collaborative problem-solving pedagogy through live urban studios. Her methods emphasize real-world engagement with complex urban challenges.