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Architecture for complex properties

PSA works where early development decisions begin to shape the building, its programme and the experience of those who will use it.

London | UK

Warsaw | Poland

contact@piotrsmiechowicz.com

THE PRACTICE

A project’s most valuable possibilities are rarely contained in the brief alone. PSA examines what a place can support, how it might evolve and what should guide the architecture that follows. This is where the work begins.

Architectural visualisation of a contemporary building entrance with tall glazed bays, vertical fins and landscaped terraces.
Architectural visualisation of a sculptural waterfront building with layered curved façades and a public promenade.
Architectural visualisation of a curved multi-storey brick and glass building with active ground-floor frontage.

EXPERTISE

Adaptive Reuse
& Repositioning

Existing buildings rarely need a single answer. PSA tests retention, adaptation, extension and new uses together, so architectural opportunity can be weighed against planning, technical and development realities.

Experience-Led Design
& Spatial Storytelling

Programme, movement, atmosphere and spatial sequence are developed together so the identity of a place and the journey through it support one another. This is particularly relevant to cultural, hospitality, leisure and other public-facing environments.

From Strategy
to Construction

PSA supports projects from development briefing and feasibility through planning, architectural design and tender information, with client-side support during construction. An appointment can focus on one decision or extend across several connected stages.

SELECTED PROJECTS

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RESEARCH THAT STRENGTHENS PRACTICE

PSA is an experience-led practice informed by research into how light, sound, texture, movement and nature influence orientation, attention, atmosphere and use. This work supports practical design decisions and strengthens the connection between architecture, experience and the long-term potential of a place.

DISCOVER SENSORY DESIGN

RETHINK PLACES

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