Year 2018 Permanent exhibition of the Gdynia City Museum year 2018

ARCHITECTS: Marcin Kościuch, Tomasz Osięgłowski
COORDINATORS: Roderyk Milik, Łukasz Piszczałka, Mateusz Jóźwiak
SPACE: 600 m²
STATUS: completed

Building

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Site: The house is designed on a triangular plot, adjacent to the streets on two sides and bordering a neighboring property. The plot is mostly wooded, with a large oak tree with a trunk diameter of nearly one meter in the center. In accordance with the local zoning plan, the development area, setback lines, roof angles and maximum ridge heights and [...]

December 28, 2023

House with an arcade

Plot: This house was designed in a small resort town near Murowana Goślina. In the guidelines we received from the lady investor, the house was to have an area of about 70 m2, be two-story, and have a covered terrace. Inspiration: Looking for inspiration, we looked at the history of the village in which we were to design. It turned out that it was founded in the 18th century by the Olenders, [...]

December 9, 2022

Nickel Resort & Spa in Grzybowo near Kołobrzeg

Urbanism: Above all, we wanted to make the building urbanistically compatible with the surrounding space. That's why the complex alludes to the masses, roof pitches and repetition of elevations characteristic of the surrounding residential and hotel buildings, erected at the beginning of the 21st century. In the spatial concept, the spacious inner courtyard is surrounded by four blocks with three stories and an additional one hidden in the sloping roof. The roof is topped with [...]

August 6, 2022

New Market office building

Place: This is the last of the buildings Skanska is constructing on the New Market, so we thought it would be good if some trace - not literal, but symbolic - remained. The very name of the company is distinctive and indicates its Scandinavian roots, so when designing the building, we asked ourselves: what do we associate Scandinavia with? For us, it [...]

31 March 2022

Lake house

Plot: The house was built on a diamond-shaped plot of land sloping toward the lake. When obtaining the conditions for development, it turned out that only 1/4 of the land can be used for building. As we mentioned, the plot slopes toward the lake, so we decided that we will flatten the part of the plot on which the house is to be built, and the reinforced concrete retaining wall surrounding this flattening [...].