Translation. Region: Russian Federation –
Source: Saint Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering –
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Graduates of the SPbGASU Department of Reinforced Concrete and Masonry Structures (RCMS) annually participate in the National Competition of Graduate Theses. In 2025, their graduation projects were highly rated by an expert jury among hundreds of submissions from across the country.
Alexandra Danilova, a graduate of the 08.05.01 program "Construction of Unique Buildings and Structures," submitted her final qualifying thesis to the competition on the topic of "High-Rise Reinforced Concrete Office Building in Moscow." Professor Sergey Savin, Doctor of Engineering Sciences, served as the project's supervisor. The project was awarded a diploma for its successful participation in one of the most challenging and demanding categories—"Construction of Unique Buildings and Structures."
Kamila Mingazova, a graduate of the 08.03.01 Construction program, developed the project "Lotus Cultural and Exhibition Center in Innopolis." Under the supervision of senior lecturer Anastasia Denisova, the project won a third-place diploma in the "Bachelor's Project in Industrial and Civil Engineering" category. This success confirms the high level of training of young professionals and the relevance of their architectural and construction solutions.
"We are proud of our graduates. Their success at the national level is not only their personal achievement but also proof of the high educational standards maintained at the university and in the department," commented Department Head Alexey Khegai.
The work of graduates of the Department of Reinforced Concrete and Masonry Structures combines deep theoretical knowledge, innovative approaches, and practical significance for the construction industry.
We congratulate Alexandra Danilova and Kamila Mingazova on their well-deserved awards and wish them continued professional success!
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