Our work is guided by a few fundamental principles that define us as a design office:
- Cooperation with the client - we focus on an individual approach to each investor, openness to dialogue and consideration of their needs and expectations
- Optimal time and cost management - we implement projects within the set deadlines and budgets, ensuring that they do not interfere with our clients' current business processes
- Functionality and space optimisation - we ensure that every element of the building and its development plan is fully considered, fulfils its functions and is as useful as possible
- Durability and longevity - we design buildings with high resistance to intensive use and adapted to specific operating conditions
- Adaptability - we create designs with future change and development in mind, enabling buildings to be easily extended or transformed to meet future needs
- Aesthetics and modern design - we ensure that our designs are not only functional but also visually appealing, combining a modern approach with individual style to create harmonious spaces
- Sustainability - we design according to the principles of sustainable development, using ecological solutions and technologies that minimise environmental impact
- Innovation - we introduce modern and creative solutions that allow our designs to stand out and meet the expectations of the future
- Usability and user comfort - we focus on designing spaces that are welcoming, ergonomic and conducive to users' everyday comfort
- Safety - we incorporate the highest safety standards in both building and installation design to ensure users feel fully protected
- Thoughtful integration with the environment - we design buildings and spaces that fit harmoniously into the urban and landscape context, creating a coherent whole with the surroundings
- Technological optimisation - we use the latest technology and design tools to increase the accuracy, efficiency and quality of our projects
These values are the foundation of our actions and are the key to creating projects that respond to the needs of investors, while ensuring the high quality and durability of the implementation.
Katarzyna Dąbrowska
Architect, graduate of the Faculty of Architecture at Wrocław University of Technology. She obtained her architecture diploma in 2006, and her building licence in the field of architecture without limitations in 2010. She treats designing as a creative process in which she combines aesthetics, functionality and technology to create a space that responds to the needs of its users and functions consistently with its surroundings.
Wojciech Miczek
Constructor, graduated of the Faculty of Civil Engineering at the University of Engineering in Zielona Góra. He obtained his Master's degree in Engineering in 1994 and his construction licence in the structural-construction specialisation in 2000. Since 2005, he works as a project manager, coordinating all branches so that the investment project is a smoothly functioning whole. He treats construction above all as a technical process in which precision, safety, durability and functionality are of key importance.