Press Glass Headquarters

contemporary architecture, corporate headquarters, curvilinear form, organic modernism, glass curtain wall, ribbon windows, horizontal emphasis, pilotis, colonnade, serpentine plan, sunset lighting, golden hour, contre-jour illumination, coral sky, peach gradient, lavender atmosphere, violet-blue zenith, warm amber reflections, bronze metallic accents, taupe spandrels, cool shadows, reflective glazing, mirror surfaces, specular highlights, winter landscape, dormant turf, ochre grass, sage green, ornamental grasses, backlighting, evergreen conifers, bare deciduous trees, naturalistic planting, water feature, stone channel, organic landscape design, biophilic architecture, parametric influence, fluid geometry, three-story structure, rooftop terrace, vertical balusters, rhythmic fenestration, atmospheric perspective, soft diffused light, contemplative mood, technological sophistication, environmental integration, transparency, lightness, sophisticated materiality, refined detailing, contemporary commercial architecture, award-winning design

Press Glass is an office headquarters building set on a green plateau in Konopiska, Poland. The ground floor plan is an equilateral triangle with a span of 80 metres and encloses an inner courtyard. Offices are placed along the outer facade, while relaxation and open space zones surround the courtyard, so each workplace receives daylight and views of the landscape. Concrete, steel and glass form the structure, and prestressed concrete allows wide spans. Fan-shaped terraces and natural colours blend the building into the surrounding land.