Jerzy Bogusławski

Jerzy Bogusławski is a Professor at the Faculty of Interior Design, Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, where he has taught since 1998. Appointed Professor of Art in 2021, he served as vice-rector for investment and development (2012-2020), overseeing major projects including the new Academy building on Wybrzeże Kościuszkowskie Street and Faculty of Sculpture on Spokojna Street.

His educational background:

• Master of Science in Architecture, Warsaw University of Technology (1979)
• Doctorate, Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw (2010)
• Postdoctoral degree, Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków (2013)

Professor Bogusławski's work spans architecture, interior design, and urban planning, with 260+ completed projects including residential complexes, public buildings, and exhibitions. His practice integrates custom interiors, furniture, and utility glass designs, emphasizing holistic spatial solutions and conservation principles.

Key honors include:

• First Prize at the Architecture Biennale in Kraków
• SARP Honorary Badge (1995)
• Gloria Artis bronze medal (2014)
• "Pegasus" Award (2015)
• Minister of Culture Award (2020)

As vice-rector, he secured investments for campus development while maintaining active roles in the National Museum in Warsaw Council and National Institute of Architecture Program Council. His architectural studios—Bogusławski-Jankowski (founded 1983) and Bogusławski and Partners (1997)—remain influential in Polish design practice.