Daniela Kostadinova

Daniela Kostadinova is an Associate Professor at the University of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy (UACEG), working in the Faculty of Architecture, Department of Interior and Design for Architecture. She holds reception hours on Thursdays from 12 to 2 p.m. in cabinet A1024 and teaches multiple courses focused on interior architecture design.

Professor Kostadinova enrolled at UACEG in 1996 and is proficient in English and Russian languages. She is an active member of the Chamber of Architects in Bulgaria, maintaining professional standards and connections within the architectural community.

Her research interests span interior design, architectural innovations, furniture systems, and specialized building types including pharmacy facilities, administrative complexes, production buildings, healthcare architecture, and residential design. She has contributed to numerous significant architectural projects across Bulgaria, demonstrating versatility across different sectors of architectural practice.

Professor Kostadinova's professional portfolio includes designing furniture systems for the Model Pharmacies chain, administrative and warehouse complexes for Targovska Liga across multiple cities, production facilities for pharmaceutical packaging in Plovdiv and Varna, a specialized cardiology hospital in Pleven, a holiday complex in Burgas, and single-family residential buildings in prestigious Sofia neighborhoods.

She has also contributed to architectural discourse through publications, including an article about the Parent's Bedroom in Home - Today and Tomorrow magazine.

Her teaching responsibilities include:

• Interior and design for architecture - project Design for architecture in the 4th year
• Interior and design for architecture - project Interior in the 4th year
• Interior and design for architecture - selected lectures from the special course Interior - innovations in the 5th year

Professor Kostadinova effectively bridges academic instruction with real-world architectural practice, incorporating her extensive professional experience into her teaching methodology to provide students with practical insights alongside theoretical knowledge.