The main task of the project was the optimal use of the space intended for development and the creation of a functional spaces that would meet the multiple needs of the dynamically developing university, which is AGH in Krakow. The aesthetic and formal goal was to design a building that would become its next, modern sign. The building's façades have been shaped by the rhythm of tall, slim columns that create its lightness and exceptional, transparent quality at the interface of the building's interior and its external, public part. Two-story arcades along ul. Czarnowiejska and the square from the east give a new spatial quality to this street fragment, including the city's external pedestrian traffic in the university's communication system. The three lower floors were separated from the street by glass panes. Transparency allows for the mirror opening of the world inside the university to the outside world. The next two floors are the opposite of this idea, i.e. a simple and compact form has been broken with the monumental windows. Due to the university's tradition and its character, it was decided to use Cor-Ten® steel coffers on the façade, resistant to atmospheric corrosion due to the protective layer of steel oxidation products.