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We design commercial buildings and offices as frameworks for activity that reach beyond the present. We understand that a company’s efficiency has to go hand in hand with an openness to change. The way people work, and what they expect, keeps evolving and a well-designed building can keep pace. We create flexible spaces, ready for new functions and new users, and resilient over time. Our aim is for the architecture to build an image that companies, and the people who work in them, want to identify with. Every form is shaped through careful analysis of the place, its surroundings, and the way the building is meant to serve.

A production facility is a building where the logic of the technological process meets the daily experience of the worker. We treat both dimensions as equal. We analyse production lines, the flow of materials and people, and requirements for utilities, acoustics and safety. At the same time we attend to daylight, legible orientation within the building, and the quality of staff spaces, because these determine what it is like to work in such a place over years. We design with expansion and changes of production profile in mind, which in this building category are the rule rather than the exception. The facade and the setting of a plant build a company’s image as much as its office headquarters does.

We design headquarters for public institutions and the research sector: places that represent their institutions and build trust. We understand that a building like this plays a double role: it is the face of an institution and, at the same time, an everyday place of work and gathering. We combine a dignified, representative character with openness to people. Office, research, exhibition, and conference-training spaces are shaped to encourage the exchange of knowledge and collaboration. The architecture gives form to the institution’s mission, while environmental and technological solutions turn the building itself into a living demonstration of the ideas it stands for.

Healthcare projects are managed as a dedicated specialism.

We closely observe social, economic, and political changes, which allows us to better understand the needs of modern cultural and educational institutions. Museums, exploratory centers, community centers, schools, and concert halls, as well as solutions designed for the youngest audiences, are a constant part of our design practice. Thorough research, enriched with sensitivity and our own insights, serves as a filter we apply when creating these spaces. A positive user experience, recognizability, the ease with which a building is remembered, and a meaningful impact on the surroundings complete the list of goals we set for each project.

The dynamics of the modern world mean that the concept of living is constantly evolving. There is a growing demand for temporary stay places, including hotels, student dormitories, as well as buildings with residential units intended for long-term rental. Multifamily buildings and individual houses also play important roles. Each of these types, though seemingly similar, requires different solutions regarding the building’s surroundings, common areas, and the living space itself. We ensure that, in every case, a safe and innovative haven is created—one that offers opportunities to fully enjoy life.

Every existing space can have a second, better life. Whether it involves a major renovation, a change of function, giving a new character to an already existing place, or a combination of all these elements, our experience and thorough analysis of conditions allow us to identify the best transformation model. From every location, we reveal hidden potential. We build on this by changing the philosophy of how the space functions, highlighting its existing qualities, and creating a new identity for the place. We have experience working with both historic buildings and those not protected, constructed in the 20th and 21st centuries.

Our goal is to reduce the environmental impact of buildings. We also adhere to the principle that sustainability should never compromise or negatively affect user comfort. The creation of a “green pathway” for a building begins with an analysis of local conditions and the parameters of the site designated for the project. We carefully select technologies based on renewable energy sources. Solutions that reduce the need for cooling in summer and heating in winter are implemented. We conserve water and manage rainwater effectively. Materials chosen are easy to recover and recycle, and whenever possible, sourced locally. We ensure low emissions in all finishing elements. We believe that efficiency should go hand in hand with certification. This is our “green pathway” for buildings.