Tomasz Malec

Dr. Tomasz Malec is an Associate Professor at the International University of Sarajevo, specializing in architecture, urban planning, and cultural heritage. His research explores the intersection of cultural identity, historical preservation, and spatial development, with a focus on Jewish urbanism, Ottoman architectural influences, and Neolithic settlements. He has contributed extensively to academic writing, research methodology, and architectural pedagogy.

His work spans topics such as Martian habitat design, green infrastructure in historic districts, and revitalization strategies for urban centers. Notably, he has studied the architectural evolution of Kazimierz (Cracow's Jewish district) and the impact of intangible cultural elements on built environments.

While his publications emphasize theoretical frameworks and empirical studies, specific scientific awards or student advisement details are not mentioned in available records.