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Since 1960

A contemporary interpretation of sacred architecture in Gołkowice Górne, based on an elliptical plan with rhythmically concave walls. The expressive tent roof forms the compositional centrepiece, its form transitioning seamlessly into a tower crowned by a cross. The 2068 m² building combines the liturgical function of the main nave with an extensive basement level housing a prayer and performance hall and a crypt.

The apartment complex in Krynica-Zdrój is a dialogue between contemporary austerity and the mountain spatial context. Its compact 1704 m² volume follows the natural slope of the terrain, while the purity of white façades is warmed by wood detailing and balanced by a raw stone base. The five-storey building draws discreetly from local spa tradition, offering 15 investment apartments enclosed in an elegant, timeless form crowned by a distinctive graphite roof.

This intimate housing estate on Tyniecka Street in Kraków harmoniously blends modern form with suburban tranquillity. A cluster of six two-storey semi-detached buildings offering 11 residential units, distinguished by an elegant façade where light render is balanced by raw architectural concrete, warmed by wood-effect detailing, and completed by lightweight glass balustrades beneath a traditional gabled roof.

Tatra Villa in Krynica-Zdrój is a 2019 project faithfully reconstructing a historic guesthouse from 1855, destroyed by fire. The building's architecture combines modern structural solutions with a precise recreation of the traditional Swiss style, including characteristic wooden façades, wide eaves and ornamental lattice work. The interiors, serving a hotel and service function with 41 rooms and a SPA zone, were designed in an elegant, cohesive aesthetic evoking the 1920s.

Dworek Noce i Dnie is a building in the style of a neo-classical Polish manor house with a symmetrical, two-storey volume featuring a central columned portico and a triangular pediment. Architecturally it serves a service and representative function, constituting a contemporary stylisation of a historic noble residence designed for events and accommodation. The whole is crowned by a multi-pitched roof with dormers, while the façade is adorned with light render, rustication at the corners and decorative surrounds around the windows. The spatial layout is subordinated to the banqueting function, expressed through large glazed sections in the common areas and a wide driveway emphasising the prestigious character of the building.

The parish church in Młodów is one of the most distinctive examples of Sącz regional modernism. The buildings massing rests on a powerful contrast between a massive stone base and the dynamically ascending nave section, whose pitched roof planes form an almost sculptural accent in the landscape. The slender, abstractly formed bell tower — departing from historical precedents — became the defining landmark of the village. The interior, arranged on a longitudinal plan with a clearly articulated chancel, is characterised by a rhythm of exposed concrete ribs and warm light admitted through narrow stained-glass slots. The building belongs to a chain of sacred works reaching across the Sądecki hills, in which Trzupek successfully reconciled the spiritual dimension of architecture with the formal means of modernism.

The Community Support Centre project in Krynica-Zdrój is a public utility building for individuals with intellectual and mental disabilities requiring daily community support. The building was designed with accessibility, user comfort and the functionality of therapeutic, day-room and administrative spaces in mind. The restrained, contemporary architecture creates a welcoming environment free of institutional coldness, conducive to rehabilitation and social integration.

A new hotel building completed in the heart of Krynica-Zdrój, just 200 metres from the promenade with its mineral water drinking hall and at the foot of the Góra Parkowa cable car. The building stands out with modern, elegant architecture that consciously references the scale and character of the resort's historic fabric while maintaining a clearly contemporary expression. The massing was shaped to maximise natural light and frame views of the Beskid Sądecki landscape — most rooms feature balconies overlooking the surrounding hills. The project combines the standards of a modern hotel with the atmosphere of a place with a long tradition of health resort culture.

Perłowa Villa is an intimate senior care residence set into a hillside in Gostwica. The expressive cantilevered volume rests on a system of angled columns, allowing each floor to open towards the panorama of Lesser Poland. Wide, fully glazed terraces accessible from every room create spaces for relaxation in close contact with nature. Wooden louvres modulate sunlight, while partially planted rooftops give the building an organic, calm character — suited to a place devoted to rest and rehabilitation.

Extension of a neo-Gothic church from 1923 in Sróże, carried out one hundred years later while fully respecting and continuing the neo-Gothic style. The project unifies the historic sacred fabric with the new section, preserving architectural coherence and maintaining a dialogue with the original form.

The complex of multi-family buildings at the Gorzków estate in Nowy Sącz is a proposal for intimate residential development adapted to the topography and the context of the existing urban fabric. The project comprises several volumes of calm, contemporary architecture with balconies and loggias oriented towards greenery. A restrained palette of materials — mineral render, architectural concrete and timber — gives the ensemble a cohesive, elegant character that integrates naturally into the structure of the Nowy Sącz estate.

The revitalisation project for the tenement on Grodzka Street in Nowy Sącz involves a comprehensive reconstruction and modernisation of a historic inner-city building, preserving its identity within the urban fabric. The new residential function contributes to the strategy of revitalising the city centre, combining conservation requirements with the needs of contemporary occupants. The façade, restored to the character of a traditional tenement with original window divisions retained, will return the building to its rightful place in the street frontage.

Gaborek Guesthouse in Krynica-Zdrój is an intimate accommodation facility completed with careful attention to harmony with its mountain surroundings and the local spa tradition. The modest yet carefully considered architecture references the regional character of spa resort buildings — wooden façade detailing, pitched roofs and warm colouring create a welcoming, homely atmosphere far removed from the anonymity of hotel complexes. The location in a quieter part of Krynica provides guests with direct contact with nature while maintaining easy access to the main spa resort attractions.

Tylickie Wzgórze SPA is a contemporary hotel and leisure complex set into the natural hillside of Tylicz, in the heart of the Sądecki spa region. The project harmoniously combines accommodation with an extensive SPA zone open to the Beskid panorama. The architecture draws on regional traditions while proposing a modern formal language — understated façades, panoramic terraces and green roof planting integrate the building seamlessly into its natural surroundings.

The medical centre building on Broniewskiego Street in Nowy Sącz is a service facility designed with patient functionality and accessibility in mind. Its legible, contemporary architecture provides a clear spatial layout conducive to comfortable use. The project combines the technical requirements of a medical building with an aesthetic, restrained form that fits into the urban context of Nowy Sącz.

The senior care home project in Gołkowice Górne is an intimate round-the-clock care facility integrated into the calm, rural character of the village. The building's architecture combines a legible, contemporary volume with materials that echo the surroundings — light render and timber detailing create a welcoming atmosphere free of institutional coldness. Spacious rooms with direct access to terraces and a garden, alongside shared spaces designed to encourage community life, place the well-being and comfort of residents at the heart of the design.