Uniformly clean on the outside, with warm and relaxed tones on the inside

Juxtaposing the clean, reflecting surface of the building's exterior which fits the industrial and technological architecture with the futuristic hulls of stealth aircraft, is its interior which sourced inspiration from Polish art and design that was characteristic of the modernization periods: the avant-garde of the 1920s, industrialization, and industrialization of the 1930s, and the thaw period of the late 1950s and early 1960s.

The first Marriott hotel of the Renaissance brand in Poland now accommodates studies, corridors, a banquet hall, conference rooms, and a full array of wellness resources. All solutions were implemented with the extra measures taken concerning acoustic insulation due to its immediate proximity to the airfield.

For Intra lighting, the significant area of the hotel is the entrance lobby, where included in the atrium's lighting design are many glare-less solutions that play with the light-shadow effects, with varying color temperatures and utilizing narrow beam projectors. Namely, Pipes have the power to point the attention and create a special atmosphere in a space. To achieve high visual comfort the reflector is inwardly recessed, while the funnel acts as a transition zone to minimize the contrast.


Architect: JEMS Achitekci
 
Photographer: Tomek Kowalski