Dominika Zawojska-Kuriata

advisor

Academy of Art in Szczecin / Akademia Sztuki w Szczecinie

Poland

Designing interior architecture and shaping public spaces. more

The interior design project for the meeting room of a manufacturing plant specializing in the production of heating boilers is based on a cohesive stylistic concept deeply rooted in the nature of the client’s operations. The main design objective was to create a space in a technological style that reflects the industrial and modern character of the facility. The interior functions primarily as a negotiation room but has also been designed to accommodate informal meetings — for example, over lunch or tea. The space features a table for 12 people, a television, and a map marking the locations where the plant’s boilers are distributed. A comfortable sofa has been placed along the windowed wall, and behind a partition, there is a compact kitchen area for preparing refreshments.
A key strength of the project lies in the thoughtful selection of materials and architectural expression — perforated red lattice panels, chrome-plated lighting fixtures, and raw geometric forms emphasize the technological character of the space without overwhelming it. The restrained use of materials and details enhances the clarity and consistency of the design, ensuring the interior remains focused and purpose-driven, without unnecessary distractions.
The color palette, based on red and blue — the signature colors used in the painting of the plant’s boilers — has been chosen with care and reinforces the visual identity of the company within the interior.

Particular praise should be given to the high-quality visualizations accompanying the project. These clearly and sufficiently convey the design concept, while also presenting technical and functional aspects in a professional manner. The visualizations are technically accurate, well-detailed, and offer a realistic representation of materials and lighting, reflecting a high level of preparation and a professional approach to project presentation.