The goals important to CMS and our priorities were aligned from the start. The aim was to create a highly friendly and functional space with an abundance of natural materials and greenery. An office built with ecological awareness in mind, yet also incorporating the latest solutions. Interiors where employees do not feel like they are in a typical law firm. From the beginning, we were also searching for a leading design idea that would be consistent with our philosophy, aesthetics, CMS's ideas, and the location itself. We wanted the office to be unique.

An additional 5,000 m² of office space will be made available to tenants. The modernization involved converting the commercial area on the first floor into office space. The alcoves that were there have been enclosed and glazed.

The new CANPACK office is informal, created by designing unconventional meeting spaces. It is ecological, thanks to the use of recycled materials and the introduction of live plants. It is modern, not only in style but also in the ergonomics of workstations and practical AV solutions.

The building's shape, designed in the form of the letter "U," creates a private, sheltered enclave from the garden side. The project is a contemporary interpretation of farmstead architecture, with the layout divided into four distinct functional zones: the living area, guest area, fitness/spa area, and technical section.

The buildings were positioned on micropiles to preserve the existing trees as much as possible. The function of the houses was reversed: the ground floor mainly consists of a staircase with an elevator and utility rooms. The two upper floors are designed as living spaces, offering sea views and featuring a rooftop terrace.

The cobblestone floor and red bricks reflect the historic architecture, familiar to both residents and visitors. The shape of the reception desk evokes the sailboats moored at the Wrocław marina, while the structure above the reception, reminiscent of the Wrocław Pergola, will gradually become more verdant over time.

The project proposes the creation of a transitional building that integrates both the ground floor and the first floor. The structure is carefully divided into functional blocks based on accessibility. On the first floor, spacious viewing terraces are planned, as well as a public area that includes a restaurant. This design aims to maximize the connection with the surrounding environment, enhancing both the user experience and the relationship between the building and its location. The terraces will offer expansive views, providing a key feature for both visitors and residents, while the restaurant serves as an accessible communal space.

We decided to design two buildings, intersected by a public square along the axis of the central projection. This approach shaped the public space, while the view of the central part of the National Museum was opened up and further emphasized.

The PKO Koncept branch in the Norblin Factory has been designed to meet all the needs of customers in one place: consulting, sales, education, and support in using remote channels.