Our design process is grounded in social context and closely connected to the knowledge and needs of local communities. Residents participate in the process alongside designers, helping shape solutions that respond to the character of a place. In our work we collaborate with landscape architects, product designers, and artists.

We design neighbourhood spaces, play environments, green areas, and urban furniture. Our work includes both conceptual projects, which can initiate discussion about the future of a place, and implementation projects, where we are responsible for the design process through to construction approval.

Selected projects include:

• Skwer Gwary Warszawskiej (Wola, Warsaw) – project initiation, community consultations, concept and implementation design (Landscape Architecture Studio of Marta Tomasiak)

• SPARK office complex courtyards (Wola, Warsaw) – concept design (Project for Public Spaces)

• “Górka” square at Krochmalna Street (Wola, Warsaw) – project initiation, concept design, and partial implementation (Centrala Design Group)

• Five natural playgrounds – design and implementation (Jaśmina Wójcik and Robert Czajka)

• Urban furniture series for older adults developed with the Industrial Design Faculty under the supervision of Tomek Rygalik

• The “Scooter Rider” monument – design by Robert Czajka.