Different people have different needs for space, how it is used and how it is perceived. In an architectural project, such individuality manifests itself not only in the functional schematics of the building, but also in the configuration (shape, proportions, dimensions) of the spaces itself, as well as the ways they are interconnected.

• Emotions: everyone is looking for different emotions in each separate space: someone needs drive and richness, someone needs calmness and purity of forms, as well as different emotions throughout the day.
• An individual project will give you the opportunity to fully find and express yourself. Find the space where you will truly feel comfortable.

In 1982, the World Health Organization approved the concept of The Sick Building Syndrome. This concept designates those buildings that negatively affect the health of their users. According to WHO estimates, 30% of all buildings suffer from this syndrome.

• Symptoms of this effect can be expressed both in a mild form (fatigue, headache, nervousness), and can be the cause of serious chronic diseases.
• Children and pregnant women in particular suffer from "sick" internal spaces.
• Factors influencing the healthy atmosphere of the building are numerous and must be considered in the design: the orientation of the building, ventilation, materials used, engineering systems must be selected so as not only not to harm the inhabitants of the designed houses, but also to create a healthy and pleasant atmosphere.