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DEPARTMENT OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE AND AGROTOURISM
University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn, Poland

Prawochenskiego Street, 17
10-727 Olsztyn
Poland tel. +48/89/523-35-29, fax +48/89/523-45-49



Head of Department: prof. Krzysztof Mlynarczyk, Ph.D. kfm@uwm.edu.pl
Department`s Secretariat: Ewa Warcaba, M.Sc. ewaw@uwm.edu.pl

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Welcome

    Main informations

        Landscape architecture is the design of outdoor and public spaces to achieve environmental, socio-behavioral, and aesthetic outcomes. It involves the systematic investigation of existing social, ecological, and geological conditions and processes in the landscape, and the design of interventions that will produce the desired outcome. The theoretician Charles Eliot perceived landscape architecture as the art of beauty; its object was to shape and protect beauty of countryside and town settlements.
        A graduate of the Department of Landscape Architecture should possess knowledge of landscape and space shaping, parks and recreation planning, urban designing, environmental restoration, as well as green infrastructure planning. A landscape architect, as the practitioner in the profession of landscape architecture, is involved in the planning and design of an exterior landscape or space.

    The Department of Landscape Architecture and Agrotourism in Olsztyn was established in December, 1997. The employees of the Department, together with doctoral students, conduct classes and give lectures at the Faculty of Environmental Management and Agriculture, framework of the following majors:

    • Landscape architecture
    • Gardening
    • Environmental Protection

    The first graduates of vocational studies in landscape architecture in our Department took their diploma exams in 2004. Students of this major receive the title of engineer or master of landscape architecture.


Staff members

Head of Department

prof. Krzysztof Młynarczyk, Ph.D.

  tel. 89 523 35 29   @kfmuwm.edu.pl

Professors

prof. Wiesław Bieńkuński, Ph.D.

  tel. 89 524 52 28   wieslaw.bienkunski@uwm.edu.pl

prof. Maria Lubocka-Hoffmann, Ph.D.

  tel. 89 523 41 71   @uwm.edu.pl

Lecturers

Wiesława Gadomska, arch. Ph.D.

  tel. 89 523 41 54   wiga@uwm.edu.pl

Agnieszka Jaszczak, Ph.D.

  tel. 89 523 41 82   agaj77@tlen.pl

Małgorzata Kadelska, Ph.D.

  tel. 89 523 41 48   magik@uwm.edu.pl

Emilia Marks, Ph.D.

  tel. 89 523 33 54   emma@uwm.edu.pl

Iwona Połucha, Ph.D.

  tel. 89 523 41 74   iwona.polucha@uwm.edu.pl

Magdalena Swaryczewska, arch. Ph.D.

  tel. 89 523 35 29   @uwm.edu.pl

Assistant

Mariusz Antolak, M.Sc.

  tel. 89 523 41 71   mariusz.antolak@uwm.edu.pl

Beata Kołakowska, M.Sc.

  tel. 89 524 52 28   @uwm.edu.pl

Specialis

Ewa Warcaba, M.Sc.

  tel. 89 523 35 29   ewaw@uwm.edu.pl

Technician

Abdalla Omer Elkhatib, M.Sc.

  tel. 89 523 41 83   abdul@uwm.edu.pl

Ph.D. Students

Marta Akincza, M.Sc.

  tel. 89 523 41 32   akincza@gmail.com

Urszula Knercer, M.Sc.

  tel. 89 523 41 32   uknercer@gmail.com

Sławomir Sobotka, M.Sc.

  tel. 89 523 41 32   slaw116@wp.pl

Anna Szydłowska, M.Sc.

  tel. 89 523 41 32   xanka22@wp.pl

Aleksandra Urban, M.Sc.

  tel. 89 523 41 32   aleksandra-urban@wp.pl

Cooperative persons

Wiktor Knercer, M.Sc.

  tel. 89 523 35 29   knercer@wp.pl

Barbara Zalewska, M.Sc.

  tel. 89 523 35 29   @uwm.edu.pl



Education

List of some subjects taught at the Department:
  • History of architecture and the art of horticulture
  • Conservation and renewal
  • World-famous gardens
  • Landscape conservation and reclamation
  • Landscape design
  • Landscape renovation in degraded areas
  • Theory and principles of landscape design
  • Plant communities
  • Sightseeing tourism
  • Green areas management
  • Landscape management and conservation


Researches

    Some issues of Department researches:

  • Assumptions concerning historical monuments and buildings in a rural landscape, preservation of historical monuments and buildings, and directions of their renewal.
  • Development of green areas and their effects on changes in an urban landscape.
  • Elements of art in a cultural landscape, paying special attention to garden-cities.
  • Sanctuary in a contemporary cultural landscape.
  • Landscape, natural and cultural values versus spatial economy - the example of selected rural communities.
  • Grasslands in the Masurian Lakeland - their landscape and economic functions, and geobotanical characteristics.
  • Natural conditions of rural tourism development.
  • Development of agritourist farms in selected communes of the Warmia and Mazury Province.


Cooperation

    The employees of the Department successfully continue fruitful cooperation in the fields of science, research and education with:

  • HAMK University of Applied Sciences in Häme (Finland) www.hamk.fi
  • University in Giessen (Germany) www.uni-giessen.de
  • University of Göttingen (Germany) www.uni-goettingen.de
  • University of Applied Sciences in Neubrandenburg (Germany) www.hs-nb.de
  • Agricultural University in Kaunas (Lithuania) www.lzuu.lt


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