We are a competent partner in the implementation of all types of building projects, offering support throughout all phases of the design process:
- feasibility and conceptual studies for the investment assumptions stage;
- construction and tender designs for obtaining administrative decisions and contracting works;
- detailed designs for the execution stage.
Thanks to our experience in delivering numerous complex and prestigious projects, we ensure the implementation of modern, energy-efficient, and environmentally friendly design solutions. Comprehensive management of the full package of building technical installations allows us to ensure effective communication, solution coordination, and information exchange among all participants in the design process.
For owners and users of existing buildings, we offer advisory and design services for the preparation and implementation of investments, including:
- assessment of the technical condition of existing installation systems;
- operational analyses of system functionality and energy efficiency;
- concepts for modernization of existing building systems;
cost analyses for evaluating the effectiveness of modernization projects.
For clients in the industrial sector, we also provide the role of lead designer for investment and modernization technology projects.
Based on experience gained through long-term collaboration with industrial partners, this service is primarily dedicated to:
- heating and technological boiler plants;
- cooling towers and industrial cooling systems;
- technological and process media installations, as well as technical gases;
- renewable energy installations and industrial heat recovery systems.
The ongoing evolution of the construction services market requires increasingly closer integration of design and execution activities. Recognizing this trend, we also direct our offer to construction companies – both general contractors and specialized subcontractors – responsible for implementing specific installation packages that make up the technical equipment of buildings.
For “design and build” contracts, we offer collaboration at all stages of project preparation, from conceptual work, through construction and technical designs, to detailed execution plans.
Experience gained from working with numerous general contractors on complex, high-budget projects enables us to effectively support our clients in identifying critical investment assumptions for project timelines and budgets, finding optimal design solutions, adapting the design process to construction schedules, and verifying and controlling costs.
We also provide support in reviewing technical documentation forming the basis for awarding contracts, as well as identifying reasonable optimizations in design solutions to reduce construction costs and improve operational performance of installed systems.
The Polish construction market is entering a phase of digital transformation. This is reflected in the increasingly common requirements for creating project documentation in the BIM standard. Since 2014, our studio has been participating in this process by implementing software and associated design methodologies.
Currently, market participants often have a relatively low awareness that BIM is a multi-faceted te
chnology, not merely software such as Autodesk Revit, which we use in our studio. Similarly, BIM technology is frequently equated solely with creating a 3D geometric model of a building – the so-called “drawing in 3D.” While such a model allows for 3D visualization and effective spatial coordination of designed installations, and ensures mutual linking between generated drawings (plans, sections, views), it does not, in itself, constitute a BIM model.
The key value of this technology lies in the information layer of the model, where individual objects are assigned material parameters, operational data, and maintenance information. This enables access to model information for all disciplines involved in the design, accelerating information exchange between designers and simplifying updates.
At the same time, BIM should not be associated only with the design phase. The technology becomes fully effective when used also during construction and subsequent building operation. This means that managing and updating information in the model is not solely the designer’s responsibility but requires participation from the investor, contractor, and facility management teams.
