Students study the results of the reconstruction of Borodianka, in which university specialists took part
Students majoring in Construction and Civil Engineering assessed the results of the technical survey of buildings in Borodianka, carried out in 2022 by KNUBA specialists. It covers major repairs, the demolition of buildings in disrepair, and the modernization of facilities using modern energy-efficient technologies…

Students majoring in Construction and Civil Engineering assessed the results of the technical survey of buildings in Borodianka, carried out in 2022 by KNUBA specialists. It covers major repairs, the demolition of buildings in disrepair, and the modernization of facilities using modern energy-efficient technologies.
The field class was timed to coincide with the third anniversary of the de-occupation. During the event, students visited a number of sites, saw the intermediate stages of the restoration of residential buildings, and learned about the specifics of demolishing destroyed structures.
It is important that KNUBA graduates are working on the recovery of communities, applying their knowledge in practice and contributing to the rebuilding of the country.
For future construction specialists, such practice is important because students not only gain valuable hands-on experience but also come to understand their future role in rebuilding Ukraine.
As previously reported, KNUBA students together with the architectural bureau balbek bureau will work on projects to rebuild authentic Ukrainian settlements that were damaged as a result of Russian aggression.


