Inside, the building is just as thoughtfully designed. The glass-covered patio is filled with ferns and rock gardens, perfect for a quick call or creative reset. The roof is planted with sedum for natural insulation. And throughout the facility, smart automation means employees can move seamlessly without ever needing to flip a switch. 

Lighting is soft and adaptive, diffused through special lenses where technicians assemble delicate components. Motion sensors track occupancy while maintaining consistent, comfortable temperatures. In meeting rooms, ABB Tenton® sensors monitor humidity and CO?. When thresholds are exceeded, the system automatically adjusts heating, ventilation & air conditioning (HVAC) airflow. “It definitely improves the comfort of teamwork,” Raczynski, smiles. 

Just a year ago, Polyend’s operations were scattered across three locations, with the main office squeezed into a city apartment. When designing the new space, the priority wasn’t prestige – it was atmosphere. “We didn’t want a showpiece building. From the start, it was about how our people would feel inside. Automation should create comfort and atmosphere without drawing attention. A musician doesn’t need to know how a sound is generated. And we don’t need to think about why it feels so pleasant here. Let’s focus on passion,”Raczynski explains. 

Technology that works in the background 

“It’s an ambitious project. On one hand, it’s complex – integrating automation with ventilation, a heat pump, and the alarm system. On the other, it embraces a minimalist approach. We used multifunctional solutions, which meant fewer devices overall,” says Pawel Piórkowski of AB Instalacje, the company responsible for electrical design, installation, and programming.