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Office Building Katowice Poland, Ostrowscy Architekci B.P. Ltd. | International Design Awards Winners
Office Building Katowice Poland, Ostrowscy Architekci B.P. Ltd. | International Design Awards Winners
Office Building Katowice Poland, Ostrowscy Architekci B.P. Ltd. | International Design Awards Winners
Office Building Katowice Poland, Ostrowscy Architekci B.P. Ltd. | International Design Awards Winners
Office Building Katowice Poland, Ostrowscy Architekci B.P. Ltd. | International Design Awards Winners
Office Building Katowice Poland, Ostrowscy Architekci B.P. Ltd. | International Design Awards Winners
Office Building Katowice Poland, Ostrowscy Architekci B.P. Ltd. | International Design Awards Winners
Office Building Katowice Poland, Ostrowscy Architekci B.P. Ltd. | International Design Awards Winners
Office Building Katowice Poland, Ostrowscy Architekci B.P. Ltd. | International Design Awards Winners
Office Building Katowice Poland, Ostrowscy Architekci B.P. Ltd. | International Design Awards Winners

Office Building Katowice Poland

CompanyOstrowscy Architekci B.P. Ltd.
Lead DesignersJaroslaw Ostrowski, Dagmara Ostrowska
Design TeamMarek Fengler, Wojciech Mizeracki, Malgorzata Kulig, Kacper Gron, Patrycja Slawek, Marta Pospiech
Project Location138 Korfantego Avenue, Katowice Poland
ClientDL Invest Group
Prize(s)Silver in Architecture Categories / Commercial Building
Project LinkView
Entry Description

An office building constructed at 138 Korfantego Avenue in Katowice was built on a post-industrial area on the place of the former Katowice Printing Works. The monochromatic diagram of the elevation, based on black and white colours, evokes the matrix of an artistic print, developed in relief printing in the form of a linocut. Such an expressive drawing of the 'linocut' elevation, gives the impression of a freeze-frame, as if the dynamic movement on the different levels of the building had been frozen in an instant in the frame of the image and had become the defining feature of the building