In this project, the ceiling undoubtedly steals the show. The interiors accommodate diverse needs, such as collaborative work at a shared table, client meetings, and moments of relaxation. Consequently, our acoustic adaptation was designed in multiple forms to address these varying requirements.

It all begins with a hexagon. It appears on the ceiling, the walls, in the lighting, and in the details, consistently transitioning from one surface to another.

In meeting spaces, acoustics must keep pace with the conversation. This is especially true where a dozen or more people participate in a single meeting, and the same space is used moments later for a presentation or video conference.

Energetic school corridors are among the most acoustically demanding spaces. Every day, they are filled with hundreds of small footsteps, laughter, and that characteristic school bustle. Their most demanding users are children, as no one utilizes space as intensively, spontaneously, and with their entire being as they do.

A great deal is happening overhead here, where form harmonizes with color. Rather than attempting to conceal the technical character of the interior, the acoustic islands leverage it. The green and gray tones mirror the palette of the furniture, carpeting, and graphic accents, while the combination of circles and rectangles creates its own distinct composition against the black ceiling.

Wood, light greys, muted blue, and a distinctive kitchen come together to create a calm yet decidedly unique space. Large glazing opens it to the city, while natural greenery further softens the corporate feel.

The Warsaw-based company is one of the most recognizable creative production houses in Europe. They collaborate with international directors and are highly acclaimed for their bold, visually refined projects.

Radio is a space that leaves no room for compromise. Here, every detail affects speech intelligibility, the on-air comfort of presenters, and how the sound is perceived on the other end.

Located at the top of one of the capital's most recognizable office buildings, the SSW law firm office epitomizes understated elegance and near-silent acoustics

The lounge area blurs the line between the office and the home living room, and when acoustics are factored in, comfort becomes much more than just a good first impression.

Not every studio needs to look like a spaceship. Marcin Patrzałek's new studio is dominated by wood, fabrics, light, and perfectly calculated acoustics.

A story captured in colors, details, and form. This is the foundation behind the design of the Orange office in Poznań, inspired by the city's most iconic landmarks.