Mariusz Tuszyński

Dr. Eng. Arch. Mariusz Tuszyński serves as Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Architecture, West Pomeranian University of Technology in Szczecin, specializing in architectural conservation and heritage restoration. His work integrates advanced digital modeling techniques with traditional conservation practices to preserve historical structures across Northwestern Poland.

His research focuses on architectural conservation methodologies, particularly the application of 3D/4D spatial modeling for heritage documentation and restoration planning. Key interests include historical building illumination design, field of view analysis, and adaptive reuse of monuments while maintaining structural authenticity. His projects demonstrate expertise in conserving diverse architectural typologies from neo-Baroque department stores to medieval observation towers.

Analysis of his recent conservation projects reveals strong emphasis on digital innovation in heritage practice, with consistent use of virtual spatial modeling (3D/4D) for documentation, analysis, and design implementation. His work spans both exterior facades and interior spaces, addressing challenges from structural integrity to aesthetic restoration while incorporating contemporary functional requirements.

Tuszyński's projects have secured significant external funding, including co-financing from:

• Government Fund for Local Investments
• Mayor of Szczecin
• City and Municipality of Białogard (Białogard City Revitalization Program)

His professional practice demonstrates effective collaboration between academic expertise and municipal heritage initiatives.

His work leverages the university's LWA laboratory capabilities in 3D modeling, VR, and HBIM (Historic Building Information Modeling), translating academic research into practical conservation solutions for culturally significant structures throughout the West Pomeranian region.