Muniak, driven by its dynamic growth, has increased its office space from approximately 500 square metres to a total of 750 square meters. The new design reflects Muniak’s quality services and its extensive experience in the fitting-out industry.

About Muniak :

• Over 30 years of experience in the commercial property market.
• Leading general contractor in Poland.
• Over 400 thousand square metres of construction projects including retail and office spaces completed.
• Around 60 employees are employed at the headquarters in Warsaw.

Muniak, a company that prioritizes quality and efficiency over all else, decided to redefine and expand its current space. The interior design of Muniak’s HQ is aimed at improving comfort and productivity for employees.

Features

• The “House” is the central feature of the office. It’s a conference room that is made from steel, wood and glass.
• The two open spaces have been designed to promote efficiency, creativity, and focus for the daily work.
• Muniak’s team has access to seven acoustic rooms, three conference areas, and social spaces.
• The reception area was enlarged significantly and is designed to make the visitor feel comfortable as soon as they enter.
• The “green wall” that was already there has been extended into the corridor that leads to the kitchen and conference rooms.

Quote by Michal Cedler Business Development Director

“Muniak is always and dynamically evolving.” The expansion of our business requires the hiring of new specialists. In response to the growing needs of our company, we have expanded and rearranged the office. Muniak’s foundation is its employees, and we rebuilt our headquarters to ensure their comfort at work. “

Malgorzata’s design was an original idea, and it combines expressiveness and values that are deeply rooted within Muniak’s 30-year-old history. The office in Warsaw’s Bemowo District is filled with functional space solutions, exposed building materials, and precisely designed details.

Quote from Malgorzata Krzanowska:

The project is distinguished by its functionality, geometric shapes and vibrant colors. The three primary colors of blue, yellow, and red are a reference to Bauhaus architecture, which combines functionality and simplicity with practical and functional cubist and geometric shapes. This brings order and harmony. The clear division of the project into zones is an important part of the design. It encourages teamwork and takes care of employee needs while creating interesting meeting spaces. “