Since the European Union gives away money by supplying education institutions with donations, Lublin universities seem to reap the benefit from it very well. Having enough money from EU and minor percentage from own budgets, universities are making huge investments worth millions Euro each. We would like to present you some of these by providing you with the visualizations and sufficient information.

New Veterinary Department of University of Life Sciences

The building of steel and glass (Jadwiga Jamiołkowski project) is to stand in place of existing veterinary pavilions. UP by planning this investment counted on EU subsidies from the very beginning.

Rectorate, a former building of the provincial Communist Party Committee

After the fall of communism, the building from the 50s was taken over by the Medical University authorities. It is indeed a reminder of socialist realism, but also one of the most interesting architectural objects of Lublin from the second half of the twentieth century.

Now the university authorities plan to insulate the building and restore the facade. Above visualization presents how the building will look like after the restoration. That’s how it will look like after the end of an investment.

And so on the back, from the Saxon Gardens.

Apparently, the university authorities and the visualization authors count on that along with the rapid modernization of the Rectorate, the city will also renovate the Saxon Gardens.

The new UMCS IT facilities

The University received a large subsidies for this investment from a EU programme called “ The Development of Eastern Poland”. The requirement of own contribution, worth 15 million zł, seemed to be the problem, but fortunately it was solved by a donation from the Ministry of Finance.

Maybe, finally in November, the building will be opened. Construction was supposed to end in late June. But classes are not held in it so far.

Swimming pool at the University of Life Sciences

A few years ago, students from the University of Life Sciences for physical education classes had to travel around Lublin. In 2006, the construction of sports and recreational center of the UP, which is located at the Głęboka street, had been launched. Since less than two years, students and residents of Lublin can reap the benefit of this investment. The University had spent more than 30 million zł for this investment, of which EU funding amounted to 17 million. The government contributed to this investment.

Centre for Innovation and Implementation of New Techniques and Technologies in Agricultural Engineering

This object is being built vis a vis sports and recreational center of the UP on the Głęboka Street. Mostly, students from production engineering faculty will make use of it. The building will include 22 laboratories, eight computer labs and three large halls (two for nearly 200 people and one for 360 ​​people). In addition, the Foreign Language Center will be held in the facility. The cost of this investment is more than 90 million zł, and funding from the Development of Eastern Poland is 81 million.

Ecotech Laboratories Complex

This is an abbreviated name of the investment under the name of Centre for Analysis and Software for Environmentally Friendly Advanced Technology in Lublin. There will be classrooms along with research laboratories and analytical research labs inside. The overall costs will be around 143 million zlotys. The property at the intersection of Głęboka and Pagi Streets is presented on the visualization.

New Collegium Pharmaceuticum

Since the beginning of October, students of pharmacy, but also other faculties have moved to a new building of Collegium Pharmaceuticum, which is located at Chodźki street.

The cost of building a new facility at the Collegium Pharmaceuticum at Chodźki 6 street, where spacious educational facilities are disposable for students, is about 52 million zł. The insights are in compliance with the newest safety standards. There are also solars installed on the building to heat the water inside.

- On the surface, which Street. Staszica of having occupied four factories, now home to one. Here we have modern classrooms and labs. – Said prof. Richard Kocjan, head of the Department of Analytical Chemistry. In the old pharmacy was only one such room, clad permanently.
Renovation of the old College Pharmaceuticum

However, the former pharmaceutical facilities at Staszica street, will not remain empty. The interiors are currently being renovated, and after the renovation students from the faculty of nursing and health sciences will be moved there. Today the buildings of these departments are scattered throughout the city. Works on the reconstruction will cost nearly 20 million zł, with a subsidy of around 14 million.

KUL biotechnology facilities

The building is located on Poczekajka district, along the Kraśnicka alley, next to the provincial hospital.

The biotechnology department building has 5 floors. It was designed on a triangular plan. With 26 million zł needed to invest, 21 million were covered from the Development of Eastern Poland.

Commissioning of the new laboratory is scheduled for September 2012.

Zak Shack (Chatka Żaka)

And last, but not least, a cult object, the Shack Zak. The UMCS will invest 20 million PLN in renovation.

The modern media incubator along with television studio and the director’s facilities will be situated inside the building. Students after the completion will have radio, television, journalism, press, internet, photography and also advertising workshops available.