Project team

CEO

Piotr Lasek

Since 2018, he has served as President of the Management Board of ATT Architekci Sp. z o.o. Prior to that, he was the owner of ATT Architekci Pracownia Projektowa Piotr Lasek, and since 2018 he has also been the owner of ATT Group Piotr Lasek.

A graduate of the Cracow University of Technology, he has extensive experience as an architect and design manager, gained through many years of professional practice. 

Studio rules

A core principle of our studio is the commitment to continuously enhancing our staff’s professional qualifications. We employ only qualified architects who are involved in every stage of the design process, from the initial concept through to the production of detailed construction drawings. Our staff regularly attend specialist industry training courses and courses on construction law. Working with the market’s leading developers and main contractors has enabled us to gain invaluable experience and develop reliable working methods. Our professional design teams are able to find optimal technical solutions at every stage of the project.

Project management approach

The project, carried out by the ATT design team, is led by a Design Engineer, who is responsible for the progress of the design work and is also the company’s sole representative authorised to liaise with the client on technical matters. This approach ensures a unified decision-making process at all stages of design, and the results of analyses carried out during the design phase are not lost, thereby positively influencing the ability to respond to changes that often arise during the implementation of the project. 

A team-based approach to design and key decision-making enhances the competence of the entire team and fosters development and an innovative approach to design, whilst each designer’s individual responsibility for their assigned tasks and the requirement for consultation and verification of completed work by a reviewing designer improve the quality of designs and reduce the risk of misunderstandings and design errors.

Key aspects of design

Key design aspects to which we pay particular attention:

 

  • safety (fire safety, health and safety, structural safety)
  • the building’s functionality and architectural merits
  • the Client’s requirements regarding design specifications, standards and materials used
  • implementation and operating costs
  • project completion time

Tools

With decades of experience and a well-established reputation, we continue to seek new avenues for growth. Our knowledge of the ‘art of building’ is a foundation that no technology can replace. It is our greatest asset. Today’s informed investor expects not only aesthetic appeal, but above all predictability in terms of costs and deadlines. That is why, for many years, we have been refining our capabilities and striving for the full implementation of BIM (Building Information Modelling) in our projects.

 

Thanks to the use of state-of-the-art technology and Revit and ArchiCAD software, the time required to complete each phase of the project has been reduced to a minimum. This also improves interdisciplinary coordination and enables more efficient management of the entire project.

 

BIM is not just a 3D model; it is a database. It enables:

  • effective communication with the customer (technology)
  • faster detection of clashes (fewer errors on site)
  • easier collaboration with industry professionals
  • automatic bills of materials (information for cost estimates)

We’re not afraid of AI. We want to use it to free up time for creative work.