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The exhibition "Cuba's Historical Heritage Through the Eyes of Modern Students and Professionals" has concluded at the Saint Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering. It attracted students, faculty, and university guests for several weeks.

The project, created with the support of the Committee for State Control, Use, and Protection of Historical and Cultural Monuments of St. Petersburg, has become an important step in the development of cultural and educational cooperation between Russia and Cuba.

Yanet Hernandez Perez, Governor of the Province of Havana, Cuba, who visited SPbGASU during an official visit to St. Petersburg, paid special attention to the exhibition. She noted the high quality of the works presented by the students and faculty, emphasizing that the exhibition not only conveys the spirit and flavor of Havana but also reflects a deep understanding of Cuban culture and architectural heritage. "It seems as if this was created by people born in Havana. The students wonderfully conveyed the warmth and beauty of Cuba. I hope that this exhibition and our exchange of experiences will mark the beginning of what will become a major road of cooperation between Russia and Cuba. The doors of our universities are open to you," the Governor said.

At the initiative of Yanet Hernández Pérez and with the support of St. Petersburg Governor Alexander Beglov, the exhibits were sent to Havana, where they will be displayed at a reception hosted by the St. Petersburg Government on November 22. The Governor of Havana Province promised that the Republic of Cuba will also select a university to represent St. Petersburg through the eyes of Cuban students.

The parties also planned to collaborate on the organization and implementation of restoration and preservation work on historical heritage. Specifically, representatives of Cuban educational institutions are expected to attend the traditional national (all-Russian) scientific and practical conference with international participation, "Reconstruction and Restoration of Architectural Heritage," which will be held at St. Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering in March 2026.

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On November 20, 2025, the opening of the LXXIX International Scientific and Practical Conference "Architecture. Construction. Transport. Economics" took place at the Saint Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering.

Participants will discuss the development of architecture, construction, transport systems, urban planning, cultural heritage preservation, the use of modern materials and technologies, and the digital transformation of the industry.

Opening the conference, Evgeny Korolev, Vice Rector for Research at SPbGASU, welcomed the participants and noted the event's importance for the development of the professional and scientific community. He emphasized that industry specialists require no further proof of the importance of architecture, construction, and transportation for the country's development.

Evgeny Korolev noted that the scientific event once again brought together a broad professional community—over 700 participants from 38 Russian regions and friendly countries—and emphasized the role of the 17 scientific sections where research results will be presented. He paid special attention to the implementation of artificial intelligence in industry-specific research, noting its relevance in light of recent government initiatives in this area.

The Vice-Rector thanked his partners—the Russian Engineering Academy and the Russian Academy of Architecture and Construction Sciences—and his information partners—the leading scientific and technical publications Industrial and Civil Construction and the Construction Materials magazine, which is celebrating its 70th anniversary.

Dmitry Shvidkovsky, President of the Russian Academy of Architecture and Construction Sciences, congratulated the university on the opening of the conference and emphasized the long-standing and fruitful ties between architectural schools in St. Petersburg, Moscow, and other regions.

In his address, he noted that such conferences are of fundamental importance for the development of science and the professional environment, since it is scientific dialogue that shapes the direction of industry development.

Alexey Mikhailov, Chairman of the Committee for State Control, Use, and Protection of Historical and Cultural Monuments of St. Petersburg, thanked SPbGASU for training specialists needed in the field of cultural heritage preservation.

He discussed in detail the state task of restoring over a thousand cultural heritage sites and noted the challenges in implementing this program. Alexey Mikhailov pointed to the acute shortage of restoration engineers and specialists skilled in historical technologies, as well as the importance of a thorough engineering and infrastructural analysis of the sites. He expressed confidence that the conference will address pressing issues in the field of cultural heritage preservation.

Valery Uskov, Deputy Chairman of the St. Petersburg Construction Committee, emphasized the importance of the conference as a platform for bringing together professionals and noted the city administration's interest in its results.

"St. Petersburg is a city with a unique architectural heritage and ambitious development plans. That's why the ideas and research presented at the conference are crucial for shaping future urban policy," said Valery Uskov, noting the construction industry's leading position in the city's economy and wishing the participants fruitful discussions.

Elena Kramskova, Deputy Chair of the St. Petersburg Committee for Urban Development and Architecture, congratulated the participants and reminded them that the city approved a new general plan last year and is currently working on land use and development regulations. "In this regard, the Committee highly values the scientific ideas and proposals generated by the professional community," said Elena Kramskova, noting the importance of training new specialists. "The decisions made during the conference are directly relevant to the city's sustainable development."

The conference also received greetings and congratulations from the following individuals:

• President of the Russian Engineering Academy Boris Gusev, • Chairman of the Housing Committee of St. Petersburg Denis Udod, • President of the Union of Construction Companies "Soyuzpetrostroy" Yuri Grudin, • Member of the Council of NOPRIZ Alexander Vikhrov, • General Director of the "Mamoshin Architectural Workshop", Honored Architect of Russia Mikhail Mamoshin.

Following the welcoming addresses, participants were presented with scientific reports on modern approaches to urban development, the implementation of digital technologies, innovations in the construction industry, strategic territorial development, and improving the quality of the living environment.

Following the plenary session, the conference program continued with visits to thematic exhibitions dedicated to the university's history and research areas. Participants viewed the exhibition "Architecture and Construction Craftsmanship: Scientific Publications and Creative Projects of the 17th–19th Centuries from the Collection of the Institute of Civil Engineers" at the SPbGASU Scientific and Technical Library, as well as the exhibition "History of SPbGASU" at the university's Historical and Information Center.

The conference will continue on November 21.

Plenary session

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Speech by Evgeny Nesterov

On November 11, Oleg Chernetchenko, Director of Design at the Laboratory of Intelligent Engineering Systems (LIES), and Evgeny Nesterov, Head of the Information Modeling Department at the same company, gave a lecture to second- and fourth-year students of the Faculty of Civil Engineering at St. Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering (SPbGASU). LIES experts have been creating smart buildings and spaces for living and business for 18 years, and in their free time, they conduct workshops. podcast about design.

The speakers provided detailed insights into career paths in BIM and design.

Evgeny Nesterov shared his professional story and discussed a difficult career choice: whether to take a risk and join a startup or accept a job offer from a stable company. This experience served as an opportunity to discuss strategies suitable for young professionals at the start and what's important to consider when making your first serious decisions.

Oleg Chernetchenko offered practical advice, including personal experience, on how to successfully navigate interviews: how to prepare, what's important to highlight when sharing your experience, and what skills are particularly valuable in future BIM specialists and designers.

Lively stories, new ideas, and honest conversations about the profession made the meeting especially valuable: such lectures help students look to the future with more confidence and understand how to chart their own development path.

If you missed this lecture but would like to attend the next ones, stay tuned for announcements on the SPbGASU website and social media – LIIS promises to return with new, exciting presentations.

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Olga Pastukh presents a certificate to a graduate student participating in the conference.

On November 15–16, Zhengzhou University (ZZU, China), in collaboration with the Henan Provincial Cultural Heritage Committee, held an international conference, "Transportation Heritage Preservation and Sustainable Urban Development." The conference brought together environmentalists, cultural heritage conservationists, sustainable development experts, and academics.

Olga Pastukh, Deputy Dean for Research of the Faculty of Civil Engineering at SPbGASU, Associate Professor of the Department of Architectural and Civil Engineering, and PhD in Architecture, presented a report at the conference entitled "Architectural Aspects of the Development of Transport Routes and Rail Links between Russia and China in the Late 19th – Mid 20th Centuries." "Preservation of the historical and cultural heritage of railway strongholds according to the basic principles of reconstruction of historical territories between Russia and China is an important part of preserving history and the basis for the further development of cultural communication and international cooperation. The basic principles include the comprehensive reconstruction of individual fragments of the urban environment, including individual architectural objects, taking into account modern urban-ecological norms and rules; preservation and enhancement of the positive qualities of the existing architectural and spatial environment, neutralization or elimination of dissonant development elements; continuity in urban planning and architectural design; streamlining work in the field of identifying architectural monuments; an individual approach to each cultural heritage site; competent engineering and design support for objects; "Development of reconstruction projects on a competitive basis; development and consideration of regional urban planning norms and regulations," she noted.

Presenting reports on the situation in their countries, the plenary session participants emphasized the need for international cooperation in preserving cultural heritage, sites, and settlements formed along transportation routes, including the Silk Road and the Trans-Siberian Railway, which connected European Russia with the Far East and China. Furthermore, the speakers noted the undeniable importance of restoring intercultural interaction to preserve the national authenticity of heritage sites and conducting joint research in this area.

Presentations at the thematic sections included international specialists, as well as master's and doctoral students conducting research, archaeological, and project work in relevant areas under academic supervision. Following the section sessions, the students received certificates of honor from the conference's international guests.

At the closing ceremony, held at the Institute of Architecture at Zhengzhou University, Professor Emeritus, UNESCO Fellow in Cultural Studies, and Director of the Asian Association of Cultural Heritage Management (AAHM) spoke. He thanked all participants for their active discussion of the cultural heritage issues of transport cities and ways to further develop them, taking into account modern environmental standards and economic aspects within the framework of sustainable territorial development.

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On November 15, SPbGASU hosted an Open Day for the Faculty of Civil Engineering, the Faculty of Environmental Engineering and Urban Management, the Faculty of Economics and Management, and the Faculty of Full-Time Education.

The Open Day began with a summary of the 2025 admissions campaign, as well as presentations of the faculties and current educational programs. Guests were addressed by Olga Tatarinova, Deputy Secretary of the Admissions Committee; Andrei Nikulin, Dean of the Faculty of Civil Engineering; Olga Nesterova, Deputy Secretary for Admissions at the Faculty of Civil Engineering; Olesya Samodolova, Deputy Secretary for Admissions at the Faculty of Environmental Engineering and Urban Management; Galina Tokunova, Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Management; and Sergei Shirshkov, Dean of the Faculty of Continuous Education.

Vladimir Sharmanov, PhD in Engineering and Head of the Product and Methodology Department of the Innovation Directorate, a representative of SPbGASU's industry partner, Etalon Group, also addressed the university guests. He discussed areas of collaboration between the company and the university, as well as internship and employment opportunities.

The departments held presentations of their educational programs.

Applicants had the opportunity to meet with Admissions Committee Secretary Ilya Gladushevsky, his deputy Elvira Tkachenko, and other Admissions Committee staff. For applicants planning to apply for targeted, special, and separate quotas, a presentation on the admissions process for quota spots was held in the Admissions Committee conference room.

To introduce the scientific potential of SPbGASU, Alexey Khegay, Head of the Department of Reinforced Concrete and Masonry Structures, held a popular science lecture, "Reinforced Concrete Structures," in the Academic Council Hall.

In addition, the guests were given tours of the interdepartmental laboratory of the Faculty of Civil Engineering.

We hope the open day helped students decide on their future studies, and we look forward to welcoming them as first-year students at SPbGASU!

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Sergey Mikhailov, Svetlana Golovina, Evgeny Korolev, and Dmitry Ulrikh at the Henan Urban Planning University Museum

In early November, a delegation from the St. Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering made an official visit to the People's Republic of China. The purpose of the trip was to develop international cooperation, strengthen partnerships, and expand joint research and educational projects with the country's largest universities.

The delegation was led by Svetlana Golovina, First Vice Rector of SPbGASU. The delegation included Sergey Mikhailov, Vice Rector for Academic Affairs; Evgeny Korolev, Vice Rector for Research; Dmitry Ulrikh, Dean of the Faculty of Environmental Engineering and Urban Management; Natalya Golovina, Director of the Center for Education Quality Monitoring; and Shuainat Akhmadulaeva, Head of the International Affairs Department.

The first stop of the visit was Anhui University of Science and Technology, one of the leading scientific and educational centers in Anhui Province, which includes more than 40 state-level research institutes and laboratories.

SPbGASU was greeted by Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee Yu Yugang, Vice-Rector Zhao Ying, and Professor Feng Shouzhong. During the meeting, the parties signed a memorandum of cooperation, which provides for:

academic exchange of students and faculty; holding joint scientific events; preparing publications and implementing research projects.

The next stage of the trip was a visit to Zhengzhou University, one of the largest universities in China, part of the national Double First-Class program.

The SPbGASU delegation was met by Vice-Rector Wang Haijie, representatives of the International Department, and faculty. The parties signed an expanded cooperation agreement, which includes:

Academic mobility programs; joint educational initiatives; exchange of teachers and researchers; participation in international scientific projects; creation of joint research centers and laboratories.

The Chinese side emphasized the high potential of SPbGASU as a partner in the field of engineering and architectural education.

The final stop of the visit was Henan University of Architecture and Civil Engineering (HSU), with whom SPbGASU has been developing cooperation since 2017. Since 2022, SPbGASU faculty have been participating in the undergraduate program in Water Supply and Sanitation, and several university specialists have been appointed visiting professors at HSU.

The delegation was met by Rector Chen Guixiang, Vice Rector Sun Yuzhou, and representatives of the university's international services. The following topics were discussed at the meeting:

launching a joint 4.0 double degree program; establishing international educational institutions; developing scientific laboratories; holding conferences, summer schools, and research seminars.

A special event was the participation of a delegation from SPbGASU in the graduation ceremony of the outgoing academic mobility program. SPbGASU students who studied at KSU from October 20 to November 14, 2025, successfully completed the program and received certificates.

The official visit of the SPbGASU delegation to China marked a significant step in the development of the university's international cooperation. The signing of memoranda and agreements opened up new opportunities in academic mobility, joint educational programs, including dual degree programs, research projects, participation in international grants, and the establishment of research centers.

The Chinese partners expressed interest in expanding cooperation and praised SPbGASU's scientific and educational potential. The results of the visit form the basis for long-term cooperation and strengthen SPbGASU's position in the international academic community.

A report on the SPbGASU delegation's visit is available on the KSU website.

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Conference "Consumer Confidence" at St. Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering

On November 18, the expert council of the 18th Public Independent Competition "Consumer Confidence 2025"—one of the most significant events in the real estate industry, supported by the governments of St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region—held at St. Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering (SPbGASU). Established in 2008, the competition is now in its 18th year and remains the only one in the industry where consumer opinion plays a key role in determining the winners.

The Saint Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering has been the competition's official professional partner for 12 years. As Galina Tokunova, Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Management at SPbGASU, noted, the university annually participates in both the expert council and the organizing committee of the event, making a significant contribution to improving the rules and methodology. SPbGASU faculty members help develop the evaluation criteria, review incoming proposals, and participate in updating the competition requirements to reflect trends in the construction industry.

One of the competition's key features is a multi-stage selection process, including online voting, expert company reviews, site visits, and a mystery shopping survey. During this stage, students from the Faculty of Economics and Management at SPbGASU, undergoing special training, act as mystery shoppers: they make test calls, visit the offices of developers, real estate companies, banks, and management companies, and evaluate the usability and accuracy of information presented on their websites.

Together with the competition organizers, the university developed a detailed questionnaire assessing companies' customer focus, quality of consultations, and adherence to ethical standards. Students complete it following their visits, providing analytical feedback on their scores.

"Over the years, we've become convinced that our students are the best prepared. They understand the specifics of the real estate market well and take a responsible approach to company valuations. The margin of error between students' results and those of professional experts is minimal, demonstrating the high level of their training," noted Galina Tokunova.

Participation in the "Consumer Trust" study is included in the Marketing curriculum. Survey and observation results are used as practical training for the course, and the data obtained assist students in their term papers and research. In recent years, analytical papers and studies have been prepared based on the competition materials, focusing on the specifics of customer experience and methods for assessing companies' customer focus.

Participation in the competition gives students the opportunity to master methods for professionally assessing the quality of services, learn to identify correct and incorrect practices in the real estate market, and apply this knowledge in their future professional activities.

University faculty members serve on the competition's expert council. During this stage, they visit developers' sites to assess construction readiness, landscaping, the projects' compliance with stated requirements, and the level of communication with consumers. All collected data, including online voting and mystery shopping results, is then compiled and discussed at a meeting of the expert council, after which the final rankings are compiled.

The competition organizers emphasize the importance of SPbGASU's participation: their long-standing collaboration confirms the quality of training for future specialists and the university's expertise. SPbGASU students have repeatedly demonstrated a deep understanding of the real estate market, and their participation helps the competition maintain high standards of objectivity.

"Consumer Trust" is a public competition in the real estate market of St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region, held since 2008. In 2025, it will include three main stages: online voting (May 15 – August 31), a mystery shopper survey and expert visits (September – October), and an expert council meeting (November). The winners will be announced by December 31, and the awards ceremony will take place in February 2026.

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Congratulations to all SPbGASU researchers on World Higher Education Teachers' Day!

May your multifaceted teaching talents, competence, and responsibility help you find solutions to the most complex professional challenges and earn the highest grades—the love and respect of your students!

We wish everyone continued success in their research and teaching careers, self-confidence, good health, and prosperity!

Thank you for your work!

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Based on the update of the Register of Leading Scientific and Scientific-Pedagogical Schools of St. Petersburg by the St. Petersburg Science Foundation, as well as the addition of the register in accordance with the decision of the Scientific and Technical Council of St. Petersburg, the Committee on Science and Higher Education of St. Petersburg included 10 scientific and scientific-pedagogical schools of SPbGASU in the register.

The following scientific schools of our university were included in the Register of Leading Scientific and Scientific-Pedagogical Schools of St. Petersburg:

nanostructured modification and dispersed reinforcement of building products and structures (head – Yu. V. Pukharenko, Doctor of Engineering Sciences, professor, professor-consultant of the Department of Building Materials Technology and Metrology);

Ensuring road safety and transport infrastructure (head: S. A. Evtyukov, Doctor of Engineering Sciences, Professor, Professor of the Department of Ground Transport and Technological Machines);

Ensuring the competitiveness of business structures in construction on an innovative basis (headed by V.V. Asaul, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Head of the Department of Construction Economics and Housing and Public Utilities);

Problems of the efficiency of regional investment and construction complexes as self-organizing and self-governing systems (headed by A. N. Asaul, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Consulting Professor of the Department of Construction Management)

development of integrated technologies for the purification of natural, recycled and waste water from specific anthropogenic and man-made pollutants and water purification in emergency situations (headed by Yu. A. Feofanov, Doctor of Engineering Sciences, Professor, Consulting Professor of the Department of Water Use and Ecology);

development of ensuring the strength, stability and vibrations of building structures, buildings and structures (head – V. V. Karpov, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Professor-Consultant of the Department of Information and Mathematical Modeling Technologies);

heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems for residential, public and industrial buildings (head – V. M. Ulyasheva, Doctor of Engineering Sciences, Professor, Professor of the Department of Heat, Gas Supply and Ventilation);

Theory and methods for assessing the load-bearing capacity and durability of metal and wooden structures taking into account environmental impacts (head – A. G. Chernykh, Doctor of Engineering Sciences, Professor, Professor of the Department of Metal and Wooden Structures);

technology and organization of construction, foundations and foundations, underground structures (head – R. A. Mangushev, Doctor of Engineering Sciences, Professor, Professor of the Department of Geotechnics);

Energy saving in construction (head – T. A. Datsyuk, Doctor of Economics, professor, professor of the Department of Construction Physics, Electric Power Engineering and Electrical Engineering).

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Teams from 10 Russian universities participated in the championship: in person—SPbGASU, NNGASU, PNRPU, TIU, TSU, DVGUPS, and Vyatka State University; and remotely—NRU MGSU, SUSU, and TGASU. Each team worked on seven key competencies: architect, designer, heating and ventilation engineer, water supply and sanitation engineer, electrical engineer, estimator, and TIM coordinator.

Based on the expert jury's assessment, the SPbGASU team won the team championship, scoring 570.23 points.

The team from the Nizhny Novgorod State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering (NNGASU) took second place.

Third place went to the team from Tyumen Industrial University (TIU).

Winners in the team nomination: 1st place — SPbGASU • architect — Yana Safonova • designer — Vasily Goryunov • OV engineer — Nikita Ufimtsev • VV engineer — Egor Kvasha • electrical supply engineer — Sergey Sergeev • estimator — Andrey Orlov • TIM coordinator — Grigory Vorozhtsov

2nd place – NNGASUMilana Sergeeva, Alexey Bezborodov, Alexander Larin, Anastasia Moseeva, Andrey Kostikov, Ruslan Nabiev, Ekaterina Zakharova.

3rd place – TIUDaniel Oksanen, Ivan Makagonov, Evgeny Malygin, Igor Kazachkin, Anna Yarullina, Andrey Zhidaykin, Kirill Ivanov.

Winners of individual competencies

Best Team Coordinator: 1. Ekaterina Zakharova (NNSUACE) 2. Kirill Ivanov (TIU) 3. Nikita Protskikh (TSUACE)

Best estimator: 1. Matvey Abramov (SUSU NRU) 2. Andrey Orlov (SPbGASU) 3. Ruslan Nabiev (NNGASU)

Best Heating and Ventilation Engineer:1. Nikita Ufimtsev (SPbGASU)2. Alexander Larin (NNGASU)3. Egor Izmestyev (National Research University MGSU)

Best Water Supply and Sanitation Engineer: 1. Egor Kvasha (SPbGASU) 2. Anastasia Moseeva (NNGASU) 3. Ivan Utrobin (PNRPU)

Best designer: 1. Vasily Goryunov (SPbGASU) 2. Igor Dodchuk (TSU) 3. Kirill Kanyukov (Vyatka State University)

Best Architect: 1. Yana Mishova (TSUACE) 2. Daniel Oksanen (TIU) 3. Yana Safonova (SPbSUACE)

Best Electrical Power Engineer: 1. Anna Yarullina (TIU) 2. Sergey Sergeev (SPbGASU) 3. Andrey Kostikov (NNGASU)

The championship concluded in a celebratory atmosphere. The ceremony was attended by the event's partners, who support the development of digital design and annually help build a professional community of young professionals. Representatives of the partner organizations addressed the participants with parting words, congratulated the winners, and noted the students' high level of technical preparation.

Victoria Vinogradova, Vice Rector for Continuing Education at SPbGASU, addressed the finalists with a welcoming speech, emphasizing the importance of the championship as a practice-oriented platform for training future specialists in the construction industry. "The TIM Championship is an opportunity to prove yourself in an environment as close as possible to real-life project work. It's not just professional knowledge that's important, but also the ability to work in a team, make decisions, and adapt to complex challenges. All participants demonstrated a high level of preparation and a desire to continue developing," noted Victoria Vinogradova.

She thanked the Championship's partners and presented the winners and runners-up with commemorative prizes and diplomas, thanking the teams and mentors for their outstanding results and contribution to the development of digital technologies in construction.

Denis Nizhegorodtsev, Director of the Digital Competencies Educational Center at SPbGASU, noted that the championship once again confirmed its importance as a platform for developing professional skills: "The TIM Championship allows students to apply their knowledge in practice, work in a team, and develop a comprehensive approach to digital design. This experience shapes future industry specialists," he asserted.

The organizing committee has approved the results and will soon send information about the winners to the State Information Resource on Individuals with Outstanding Abilities.

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