Endrit Sadiku

advisor

University for Business and Technology - UBT

Kosovar

Endrit Sadiku is an architect, urbanist, and researcher specializing in urban resilience,… more

Dear Dawid Andrzejczak and Mateusz Kuczyński,

Thank you for submitting your project. From the very first meeting and through the materials you presented, it is evident that your approach balances a gentle commitment to sustainability with a bold and confident stance in structural positioning and spatial definition.

The design concept and integration of sustainability principles, along with a circular economic logic, are commendable. The use of geometric forms reveals a thoughtful architectural approach that goes beyond surface-level gestures—architecture here is treated with care and intention.

The incorporation of greenhouse-like structures is an intelligent move; it introduces warmth and a sense of familiarity, a key element that allows users to feel at ease within the spatial experience. The use of recycled water, its collection, and management reinforces the project’s sustainable agenda in a tangible and meaningful way.

The graphic presentation is original and expressive. The spatial layout and interior furnishing are especially successful—there is a clear sense of joy and care in the way the spaces are designed. I could imagine spending time in this structure with pleasure. I must also note the emotional impact of the atmospheric interior visuals—they evoke a kind of sensitivity akin to that of the Louvre Museum. This, to me, is a powerful quality: it makes the user feel good, and that matters deeply.

Overall, the project is exceptionally well-developed and professionally executed. The relationship between nature and structure has a certain delicacy that is both poetic and precise. One area I would have liked to see pushed further is the façade and structural expression—there is room for a more original resolution in that layer.

Still, this is a truly impressive piece of work. Congratulations.