
dr hab. inż. arch. Justyna Martyniuk-Pęczek
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- Professor at Department of Urban Design and Regional Planning
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Teaching infrastructure urbanism to aid participatory planning
The teaching of urban planning at faculties of architecture entails constant tension, caused by issues related to the priorities among urban design (the form) and urban planning (the process). The authors note that knowledge of the relationship between urban design and infrastructure planning, particularly within the realm of public debate within the local community, is of key importance in educating young urban planners. Described...
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Lighting education for architects, the barriers and challenges: a survey of architecture students
Creating a well-lit environment requires the understanding of daylight and electric lighting design principles within the built environment. Recent years have brought a large number of new lighting assessment and design methods. The discovery of new photoreceptor cells in the eye - photosensitive retinal ganglion cells - forced lighting researchers to focus on parametrisation for the image forming (IF) and non-image forming (NIF)...
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The Review of the Selected Challenges for an Incorporation of Daylight Assessment Methods into Urban Planning in Poland
The main objectives of this research it to find out if modern daylight assessment and design methods can be useful for urban residential planning in Poland. The study gives a chance to describe and appraise modern daylight design techniques. The other purpose is to illustrate how daylight knowledge could be used as an incentive to rethink the way urban environments are created. Although daylight design is acknowledged in literature...
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2014-11-04
Obtained science degree
dr hab. inż. arch. Architecture and urban sciences (Technology)Wydział Architektury Politechniki Warszawskiej -
2006-07-07
Obtained science degree
dr inż. arch. Architecture and urban sciences (Technology)
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