The project envisions the creation of a modern cultural center, harmoniously integrated with the green surroundings of Ursynów. The library is intended to serve not only as a place for borrowing books but also as a space for meetings, learning, work, and relaxation for residents. A key objective is the integration of library, educational, and social functions with the existing park landscape. The facility is to be open, accessible to all age groups, and serve as an important element of the local cultural infrastructure.

The design of the Warsaw office for the companies forming the MS GALLEON Group was one of the most exceptional project challenges we have had the pleasure to carry out.

- Ekovoltis
- Barlinek S.A.
- Columbus Pro
- Sklepy Komfort S.A.
- NEXTERIO sp. z o.o.
- N2H One - GC Broker
- CORAB S.A.
- CERSANIT GROUP

Beiersdorf’s first Warsaw office, established by the world-renowned company known for creating high-quality cosmetics, is located in a prestigious setting – on the 37th floor of Varso Tower. This unique space of just under 300 m² offers an impressive view of the city’s panorama. The main concept behind the design was to create an interior that reflects Beiersdorf’s character as a company dedicated to skin care – delicate, natural, and mindful. The office’s color palette is based on pastels and soft shades: the brand’s signature blue, subtle beiges, whites, and coral accents – hues evoking associations with nature and care. From the elevator lobby, attention is drawn to a specially designed display case showcasing the brand’s flagship products, immersing guests and employees in the world of Beiersdorf.

The reception serves as the showcase of the entire office, clearly reflecting both the spirit of sustainable design and subtle references to the elegance of Warsaw’s modernist townhouses from the 1930s – those of Mokotów, Żoliborz, and Śródmieście. The central element of the reception area is the reception desk, which uniquely bridges the past with the present: it was made from stone transported from the firm’s previous location and subjected to carefully planned recycling. From a large slab, smaller profiled elements were cut and shaped, which in the new space gained the form of a subtly curved, fluid reception counter. This is not only a conscious ESG gesture but also an architectural manifesto showing how existing material can be transformed into an object with a new identity. The backdrop of the reception consists of hand-formed tiles designed by architects Joanna Justyńska and Bartosz Trzop of Trzop Architects, produced to order by the renowned manufactory in Nakomiady. Their geometric structure and refined play of light and shadow harmonize beautifully with three iconic Egg chairs by Arne Jacobsen placed in the client lounge. The entire composition is completed with carefully designed architectural lighting – built-in Foscarini fixtures discreetly integrated into the ceiling, creating atmospheric light and accentuating key interior elements.