Staticus

This week, Staticus engineers stepped out of the office and into classrooms to introduce engineering for the future generation.

As part of the Engineering Week initiative organised by Lietuvos statybininkų asociacija, our Junior Design Engineer Simonas Jurkynas and Head of 3D Design Aivaras Bijūnaitis visited Jėzuitų Gymnasium in Vilnius and Sūduvos Gymnasium in Marijampolė - presenting to over 120 students on what engineering actually involves, challenging common misconceptions, and sharing what a career in this field can really look like - making one thing clear: engineering is not reserved for people who are good at maths. It is for curious people, creative people, problem-solvers.

At Staticus, contributing to the development of the next generation matters to us. Inspiring young people to consider engineering and showing them that the construction industry is far more than a hard hat and a construction site is something we are glad to be part of.

Thank you to LSA and to all the schools for the warm welcome and for creating this opportunity. 🙏

Façades may define how a building looks. Engineering defines whether it works.

From resolving structural interfaces to navigating site constraints and performance requirements, engineering sits at the centre of every project we deliver.

That’s why we dedicate March to − a moment to recognise the people behind that work. We close the month with our Engineering Awards, celebrating engineers nominated by their peers for the behaviours and impact they make across projects and teams.

🏆 Rising Star − Gintarė Ražanaitė, Team Lead of Workshop Design

Gintarė stood out for her rapid growth, curiosity, and the way she approaches every challenge, with initiative and a drive to continuously improve.

🏆 Above & Beyond − Tautvydas Čėpla, Senior Design Engineer

Tautvydas consistently goes further than expected - stepping up in critical moments, supporting colleagues, and setting a high standard for dedication and reliability.

🏆 Engineer of the Year − Michal Adam Machnik, Design Engineer

Michal embodies what it means to be an engineer at Staticus: technically exceptional, collaborative, and someone who makes the entire team stronger.

Engineering Month also included a few moments worth highlighting.

🗨️ F**-up Stories − On 13 March, six engineers shared real project stories: five minutes each, no filter. Technical challenges, unexpected risks, and the decisions that helped bring projects back on track. It takes more courage to talk about failure than to present success, and we are grateful to Mariia Komarivska, Eimantas Tinginys, Marconi Garrido, Tomas Vaiciukevičius, Dovilė Liaudanskytė, and Dainius Lomonosovas for setting that tone.

🎙️ Guest speaker − On 25 March, we welcomed Kristian Lars Ahlmark, Board Member at Staticus and Principal and Partner at Schmidt Hammer Lassen, who spoke about our collaboration on VIA and K8 and offered a first look at the future Campus Staticus.

Thank you to everyone who presented, nominated colleagues, voted, and to the engineers whose work makes every project possible.

Until next March.

We are proud to announce the continuation of our partnership with MO muziejus, becoming a Major Patron for the next two years.

After a successful first year of collaboration, we will keep focusing on a shared mission: giving children from socially vulnerable families more opportunities to develop creativity and emotional intelligence through art.

What started as support for MO’s educational activities has grown into a long-term partnership centred on community impact. Our CEO Aušra Vankevičiūtė emphasises that meaningful change comes from consistent, long-term commitment to children and families. MO Museum Director Milda Ivanauskienė highlights that cultural education sits at the core of MO’s mission, and partnerships like this help extend access to groups who might otherwise be left out.

This year, together we’ve already made an impact for the Trakai District Family and Child Support Centre. MO invited the centre’s children to creative sessions at the museum and brought educators to Trakai for on-site workshops. Alongside MO, Staticus added hands-on engagement - most recently through “Dream City,” where children imagined and built their own dream cities. Together, these activities helped children of different ages strengthen creativity, critical thinking, collaboration, and emotional awareness through art.

Staticus and MO Museum are committed to continuing this partnership and creating lasting impact together.