The transfer center building in Pszczyna is a simple single-story travel service building with a waiting room, whose brick façade is made of Classic clinker bricks from the Patoka range. The facility also includes a bus shelter with six bus drop-off points for local and long-distance buses and buses. Car parking, cycle parking, taxi rank,

The Micro Townhouse is a small residential building with a dynamic, innovative façade made of Classic clinker bricks from the Patoka range. The project confirms that the small manageable area of 70m2 is not an obstacle to creating an attractive space. The use of staggered bricks on the façade influences the variability of its perception

This single-storey detached house near Wrocław attracts attention with its interesting shape and  composition. The project itself is two separate and seemingly simple buildings that form an L-shaped whole. However, the use of two natural materials in perfect harmony – clinker and wood – has given it an unusual appearance. The Antika brick from the

This beautiful house was built next to a forest, not far from the Paprocany lake in Tychy – one of the most popular places for outdoor recreation in the Silesian Voivodeship. The intention of the owners and the architects was to design a brick house that refers to the building traditions of the region. Classic

This modern sports complex on Haukego-Bosaka Street in Wrocław belongs to the Aleksander Fredro High School No. XIII. More than 60 thousand pieces of white Venus bricks from the Lode range were used for its façade. The 810m2 building includes a multi-purpose sports hall, gym, fitness and dance rooms, as well as a fencing room.

The Bridge is a 5-star hotel located in the oldest historic part of Wrocław on Ostrów Tumski – the island where Wrocław began. The hotel’s name is not coincidental – as Wrocław is known as the ‘Venice of the North’ and considered a city of bridges, The Bridge refers to one of them – the

As the capital of Upper Silesia, Katowice used to be associated mainly with mines. However, this is in the past, because as a result of their closure and the development of the huge post-mining areas, Katowice is referred to as a city of culture. Its symbols, belonging to the so-called Culture Zone includes the Silesian

Voted the world’s most beautiful building in 2019. in the Wienerberger Brick Award competition, the design for the Katowice “film school” was the result of the combined efforts of three outstanding architectural studios from Katowice, Warsaw, and Barcelona. It blends in perfectly with the dense urban environment, at the same time alluding to the brick-built

The design of the single-family house in Mikołów, in the shape of a contemporary barn, was intended to refer to the rural landscape of Silesia. “The single-story, elongated body of the building, covered with a double shed roof, referring to factory buildings, of which there are many in Silesia, with an elevation of red brick,