Krzysztof Koszewski

Krzysztof Koszewski is an Assistant Professor and Dean of the Faculty of Architecture at Warsaw University of Technology. His research focuses on architectural heritage preservation, smart cities, digital design methodologies, and BIM education. He leads the CoVHer project, developing MOOCs for virtual heritage visualization, and pioneered the inter-faculty mpiBIM course integrating BIM technology into architectural education. His work bridges parametric design, IoT applications in urban spaces, and algorithmic reconstruction of historical sites like the Roman Forum Transitorium in Tunisia. He actively advocates for mental health awareness in architectural professions and explores economic aspects of architectural practice in Poland.

Key initiatives include parametric analysis of medieval proto-towns, semantic segmentation for heritage documentation, and IoT sensor networks for universal design. He has been recognized with the 2022 Top 10 for the Future award from Warsaw University of Technology. His teaching emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration and digital innovation, reflecting his dual role as academic leader and researcher pushing architectural education boundaries.