We won the competition to design the exhibition of Polish design in Milan! The concept, developed in collaboration with Łódź Art Center, received 99.98 out of 100 possible points!
Łosiak Siwiak Architectural Office
At our architectural studio, we create spaces that meet the needs of investors and users. Each project is a combination of aesthetics, functionality, and a vision for an inspiring place. We tailor our solutions to the specific needs of the investment, providing full support at every stage of the collaboration. Trust our experience and passion – together we will create a space that will become the showcase of your brand.
The cost of a single-family home design depends on many factors, such as the building's square footage, the project's complexity, and the scope of services. Approximate prices range from PLN 15,000 to PLN 50,000. We offer a free estimate after discussing the project details.
Project completion time depends on its complexity. Concept design typically takes 2-4 weeks, construction design 4-8 weeks, and detailed design another 4-6 weeks. Deadlines are determined individually, depending on the client's needs.
Yes, we offer comprehensive project supervision at every stage of construction. Our team regularly visits the construction site, checking compliance of the work with the design and technical documentation, and providing consultations to contractors.
To begin work, we need a topographical map of the plot, an extract and drawing from the land register, development conditions, and information about your needs and expectations. We will assist in collecting all necessary documents.
Absolutely! Our office specializes in both architecture and interior design. We create cohesive concepts that connect the exterior of a building with its interior, ensuring harmony and functionality throughout the space.
Our office operates primarily in Łódź and the Łódź Voivodeship. We also implement projects in neighboring voivodeships. Contact us to discuss possible collaboration opportunities in your location.
