Piotr Szkołut

Dr. Piotr Szkołut serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Landscape Shaping and Design at John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin's Faculty of Natural and Technical Sciences. His expertise bridges academic research and practical landscape architecture, with a focus on historical transformations and dendrological management.

His research centers on 19th-century landscape evolution, particularly forest areas and park-palace complexes in eastern Poland. Through dendrological inventories and historic park analyses, he examines ecological continuity and cultural heritage preservation, contributing significantly to understanding Lubelszczyzna's landscape identity. His methodology integrates historical geography with contemporary design principles.

Dr. Szkołut's publication trend reveals deep specialization in historical landscape analysis, with peer-reviewed works examining Osiecka Forest transformations and Lubelszczyzna's park systems. These studies demonstrate consistent interdisciplinary approaches combining dendrology, cultural history, and spatial planning over a five-year period (2008-2012).

Professionally, he has supervised numerous diploma theses while executing over 30 design projects nationwide, including Tomaszów Lubelski's town center development, Nałęczów's Spa Park herbal garden, and Warsaw's Youth Care Home roof garden. His collaborations with entities like PKN Orlen and LPEC Lublin showcase applied expertise in dendrological assessments for infrastructure projects.