The project comprises four phases, which will together provide over 42,000 m² of usable floor space for residential and commercial premises (over 700 flats and around 30 commercial units). The development is situated on Meiera Street, in the up-and-coming district of Prądnik Biały. The nearby railway station currently under construction, the redevelopment of the local road network, the tram route to Górka Narodowa, 29 Listopada Avenue and the ring road will provide transport links to the city centre and beyond.

The awards are presented by the monthly magazine Builder Polska  to individuals and organisations playing a leading role in the Polish construction, architecture and academic sectors. We are all the more delighted that both our studio’s work and its principal architects have been recognised. UCEES received the “Construction Company of the Year 2025 – Architecture” award, whilst the studio’s owners, architects Marek Szpinda and Piotr Uherek, were honoured with the title of “Industry Personality”. Upon receiving the awards, the firm’s directors emphasised that this is a recognition for the entire UCEES team – an acknowledgement of their knowledge, experience and immense dedication.

We are pleased to announce that the Nova Mikołowska housing estate has won the Architecture MasterPrize 2025 – Winner award in the ‘Residential Architecture – Multi-Family Building’ category. Architecture MasterPrize (AMP) is an international competition that recognises the most outstanding achievements in the fields of architecture, interior design and landscape architecture. This year’s 10th anniversary edition attracted entries from over 80 countries around the world. The jury awarded projects that stood out for their innovation, aesthetic quality and functionality, including the housing estate designed by us, which is a special honour for us.

We are delighted to announce that Dom Biały has been recognised in the prestigious Polish Cement in Architecture 2025 competition. The competition jury justified its decision to award the distinction as follows: “The uniform architectural expression formed from thin-walled GRC panels made of white cement appears as a monolith, a sculptural figure devoid of ornamentation. It is architecture that operates with pure form and texture, reducing unnecessary elements to bring out the essence of space.