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Project • By BXB studioHotels

MAZURY HOTEL

Project: BXBstudio Bogusław BarnaśTeam: Bogusław Barnaś, Bartosz Styrna, Anna Taczalska, Anna Hydzik, Natalia Bryzek, David Hernandez MartinLocation: PolandDate: 2016Area: 3232 sqm More

Project • By BXB studioPrivate Houses

Villa in Jordan

Project: BXBstudio Bogusław BarnaśTeam: Bogusław Barnaś, Natalia Bryzek, Anna HydzikVisualisations & Graphics: BXBstudio Bogusław BarnaśLocation: Amman, JordanDate: 2015Area: 1014 sqmClient: Private More

Project • By BXB studioArt Galleries

NEW KRAKOW ROOF OF THE EXISTING ART GALLERY - BUNK

Project: BXBstudio Bogusław Barnaś, Barbara Bołoz, Marcin KitalaTeam: Bogusław Barnaś, Barbara Bołoz, Marcin Kitala, Hubert Augustowski, Jerzy Biel, Anna Hydzik, Bartosz Styrna, Anna Taczalska Visualisations and Graphic: BXBstudio Bogusław Barnaś, Barbara Bołoz, Marcin Kitala Location: KrakówDate: 2016Total area: 3677,9 sqm Status: Competition More

Project • By BXB studioPrivate Houses

The Lesser Polish Eaves Cottage

The Lesser Polish Eaves Cottage is a house which was inspired by the Polish wooden arcade architecture. Eaves houses located in the market square of Lanckorona are an interesting example of such architectural solutions. Sławomir Ślusarczyk While designing the house, we followed the regulations stipulated in the Local Area and Development Plan, which only allowed for a single floor house with a gable attic. In spite of restrictive regulations, we managed to create an interesting structure of the building. We used the topography of a scenic plot of land creatively and we separated as many as five different levels, legally falling within the definition of a two-storey building. Sławomir Ślusarczyk A ground floor from the entrance a... More

Project • By BXB studioOffices

ECO WARSAW TOWER

Eco Warsaw Tower is a sustainable building situated in the centre of the Polish capital. In the design process, a lot of attention was given to such needs of a contemporary human being as: contact with nature, healthy lifestyle and harmony, which are missing in the modern city.The design objective was to maximise the living area, reduce energy consumption and create functional architecture, which works well with it’s surroundings, site opportunities and respects city regulations. Eco Warsaw Tower borders two totally different city spaces, therefore it’s two facades are totally different.The northern facade, which faces a noisy street, has been designed as a glass acoustic barrier that provides bright interiors with a beautiful view of... More