Throughout the years of healthcare and residential design, we have developed a design concept that we call Healthy Architecture. This concept comes from evidence-based design (EBD) and translates academic insights into practical reality. The use of academically research-based principles in architectural practice creates healthy and healing spaces that provide a holistic connection between people and the environment they inhabit (both the built and the green open environment).
 

According to the principles of Healthy Architecture we design buildings aimed at healing, such as hospital buildings, as well as any buildings aimed at a healthy lifestyle, such as residential buildings or schools.
The goal is always to create spaces that promote physical and mental well-being. 
 

In our designs, we incorporate optimal use of natural resources - natural light and ventilation, use of sustainable natural materials, landscape resources, proper use of vegetation, and creation of social spaces, together with the use of technological solutions to create clean spaces, improve physical comfort, enhance acoustics, ensure energy efficiency and sustainable planning.