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European Regional Development Fund
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City of Gdynia
Gdynia is one of the youngest Polish cities. Its port is the gateway to Poland and a landmark of Gdynia. It is a major road, rail and sea transport node, providing access to major European cities – in the near future also by air.
Gdynia has ca. 250.000 inhabitants and is an important centre of naval economy, international trade, science and academic education, culture, tourism. It is frequently cited as a city of success, a city dwelled by people of initiative, active and daring ones. For Poles, Gdynia is a synonym of entrepreneurship, hard work and determination in the successful pursuit of one's goal.
Modern, with respect for tradition – this is what Gdynia is like.
The contact person is Roman Witowski.
Gdynia has ca. 250.000 inhabitants and is an important centre of naval economy, international trade, science and academic education, culture, tourism. It is frequently cited as a city of success, a city dwelled by people of initiative, active and daring ones. For Poles, Gdynia is a synonym of entrepreneurship, hard work and determination in the successful pursuit of one's goal.
Modern, with respect for tradition – this is what Gdynia is like.
The contact person is Roman Witowski.
Roman Witowski
Head of Buildings Department
City Hall of Gdynia
Fon +48 58 668 23 00
Fax +48 58 668 23 02
r.witowski@gdynia.pl
City Hall of Gdynia
Fon +48 58 668 23 00
Fax +48 58 668 23 02
r.witowski@gdynia.pl
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Klaus Rückert
Head of Department Design and Structure, Institute of Architecture
Technische Universität Berlin
www.tek.tu-berlin.de
Head of Department Design and Structure, Institute of Architecture
Technische Universität Berlin
www.tek.tu-berlin.de
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