The newly designed technological solution improved the functionality of the facilities of the Institute complex and provided all measures of accessibility for people with disabilities, children and the elderly. The newly designed solution planned energy rehabilitation of existing buildings and fire protection in accordance with current practice for this type of buildings.
The diffuseness of the complex with its different heights and foundations led to the need to architecturally and visually unify the complex into a single whole.
In order to prevent the effect of excessive insolation in the premises of the Institute, a system of horizontal brise-soleil was designed. Carefully selected pastel colors, five shades that alternate in a random rhythm, achieve greater lighting and visual comfort.
The polychromatic approach is in harmony with the characteristics of post-war Modern architecture. The playfulness of the design of the complex was also influenced by the canopies that follow the architecture of the whole.
A children’s playground was designed with ground floor arrangement, within the framework of park and green areas, which retained the motif of the previous playground at the location in question.
The materialization of free and within them green areas is coordinated with the architecture of the building and contributes to the ambient values of the complex as a whole, making it more pleasant.
Green flat roofs, with appropriate thermal and waterproofing protection, are provided for all Institute facilities, except for stationary ones.