Robert Gruszewski

Dr. Robert Gruszewski is an assistant at the University of Arts in Poznań, specializing in interior design and teaching design communication techniques. His work bridges architecture, visual arts, and social engagement.

• Born: 1985 in Kępno
• Education: Diploma in Interior Design (2012) from the University of Arts in Poznań

Research Interests

Gruszewski focuses on interior design and the social dimension of architecture. His projects emphasize revitalization, blending sustainable practices with cultural heritage preservation.

Publications & Projects

Leveraging computer-aided design and design communication techniques, his works include the revitalization of the PKP railway station in Kępno (2013), a mountain shelter design (2013), and the TP Potworowski Museum project (2015). These highlight his interest in functional yet socially impactful spaces.

Scientific Awards

• Artistic Award of the City of Poznań (2016)
• Third prize, Rhythm of Light, Hotel in the Landscape competition (2016)
• Scholarship for young people (2016)

Teaching & Professional Activities

He teaches design drawing and computer-aided design at the Faculty Computer Laboratory. His studio work includes collaborations on projects like the revitalization of an old church in Kępno.

Exhibitions

Gruszewski has presented solo exhibitions, such as 'Re-constructions' at Galeria napięć (Kępno), and collective exhibitions including 'Dom Wielkopolski 2020' (Poznań) and Best Design Diplomas of the Academy of Fine Arts (2012).