In autumn, we took part in a competition recommended by the Association of Polish Architects, which involved replacing the existing exhibition pavilion at the Archaeological Museum in Biskupin with a new exhibition space. We would like to present our concept for an exhibition pavilion (including land development) with a permanent exhibition of the Archaeological Museum in Biskupin.

In order to emphasize the importance of this place for the preservation of Polish cultural heritage, the project assumed:
• not competing with the reconstruction of buildings from the times of the Lusatian culture community;
• dividing the entire facility into severalsolidsand referring to the character of a rural settlement;
• maintaining internal communication between facilities using glass connectors, referring to bridge passages between facilities for various purposes;
• the use of asymmetric roof slopes in reference to the asymmetric roof of the Lusatian cottage;
• emphasizing the asymmetry of the facility through entrance openings to the museum lobby in the shape of high trapezoids;
• maintaining modularity based on an 8 m grid in relation to the width of the Lusatian cottage;
• referring to the character of a defensive settlement with a gate and a guard tower by building an observation tower above the lobby;
• maintaining close relation with the natural environment
• encouraging activities outside the facilities in outdoor open spaces
• ensuring cohesion of the shapes of the facility by using the same material in the form of ceramic shapes on all facades and roofs;
• use of traditional construction materials;
• use of local finishing materials obtained in Poland. Even though we did not win a prize in the competition, the task was very interesting and we hope for another interesting challenge soon.