Renovation work has begun on the facade of the KPI Center for Culture and Arts. It is planned to repair the emergency section of the building's facade, which is decorated with travertine. The tiles had peeled off and threatened the safety of visitors to the CCA.
How did the spring two-month landscaping campaign go? What has been done and what other landscaping works are planned for the 125th anniversary of the KPI foundation?
On April 12, an unusual mini-sculpture was unveiled on the facade of the first building of the Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute, which faces Museum Square.
On May 4, another massive tree planting took place in the young university park located behind several academic buildings along Borshchahivska Street. Perhaps this is the last event when KPI students, teachers and staff planted so many plants here.
It all started with the initiative of the student council of the Faculty of Electronics FEL Famsly to organize a student competition aimed at improving the landscaping of the university and dedicated to the 125th anniversary of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute.
On April 13, representatives of the university student council, campus, student parliament, KPI students' trade union together with the vice-rector for administrative work Vadym Kondratyuk and the chief of the civil defense staff Yuriy Nesterenko inspected the civil defense shelters.
The State Polytechnic Museum at the Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute is known far beyond the university. Fewer people visited the very interesting Artistic Casting Memorial Methodical Room at the Y. O.
The first innovative smart shelter in Ukraine — Smart Shelter CLUST Space — is being created in the former book storage of the Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute Library.
Today, January 28, is the 72nd anniversary of the birth of Leonid Kostiantynovych Kadeniuk, major general in the Ukrainian Air Force, Hero of Ukraine. The first astronaut of independent Ukraine.
One of the rooms of the Students Trade Union Committee is in creative chaos. Everything in this, at first glance, chaotic arrangement of office furniture, still empty tin cans and already made trench candles for the Armed Forces of Ukraine is clear to those who come here.
