TriQube (Poland)

When the Lower Silesian Economic Cooperation Agency, in Wroclaw, Poland, wanted to construct a new building to house a business incubator, they wanted it to be contemporary, sustainable and integrated into the historic neighbourhood, which is known for its lush green parks, villas and tree-lined streets.

The project was overseen by the Municipal Conservator of Monuments, ensuring the architecture would add value to the area and be a model for future architecture. The business incubator supports the activities of local companies, often within the economic sector, and therefore required a range of private offices and communal spaces, including spacious co-working spaces, conference rooms, one of which holds up to 200 people, and an audio-video recording room for podcasts and interviews. The team worked with Roca on its plans for a series of communal and private bathroom spaces across the building. The bathrooms needed to reinforce the design’s focus on energy efficiency while appealing to a dynamic and contemporary setting.

The height and rhythm of the structure was designed to harmonise with the surrounding buildings and the façade references local historical details and traditions including glazed bricks in a bottle-green tone. The building also features a glass connector and common courtyard that ties in the old with the new in a seamless way. The courtyard and terraces bring a sense of connection among users and offers much-needed outdoor space.

Roca collaborated closely with the architects to select a range of bathroom products that foster a sense of personal well-being within the shared, mixed-use office environment. The Meridian Rimless WCs and Chic collection urinals offer both comfort and hygiene, while the Access collection WCs and accessories ensure safety and independence for individuals with mobility challenges.

The use of electronic fixtures—such as the Loft-E electric basin mixer, Avant self-closing faucets, and L20 basin mixers with cold-start functionality—highlights the building’s commitment to energy efficiency and thoughtful design.

For the countertops, Inspira round Fineceramic® basins introduce natural, organic forms that enhance both private and public bathroom spaces with durability and elegance.

The Lower Silesian is a modern and innovative region that supports start-ups and entrepreneurs who are contributing to the economic development of the area. The TriQube building represents this future-forward approach to urban planning, community and design and Roca’s contribution in the project’s bathroom spaces reaffirms this commitment.