The heart of the Music School in Warsaw is a round-plan concert hall. The area divided in half between the audience and the stage allows to create a comfortable place for musicians and music lovers. The amphitheater arch surrounding young artists gives them an intimate workspace and sense of community with the audience. Wooden sail-shaped reflectors and a ceiling hanging in the hall give it a characteristic architectural expression. All of the acoustic aspects of the Konior Studio project were consulted with Nagata Acoustics.

Tomasz Mikołaj Konior (born 1968) architect. Graduate of the Faculty of Architecture at the Cracow University of Technology. In 2019 he defended his doctoral thesis entitled Evolution of public space in buildings for music. Since 1995 he has been running his own architectural office Konior Studio. Author or co-author of public buildings, including the seat of the National Polish Radio Symphony Orchestra in Katowice, the Music School Complex in Warsaw, the extension of the National Library in Warsaw and the Brno Philharmonic. He is a member of the Polish Chamber of Architects and the Association of Polish Architects SARP.

Konior Studio is an architectural office founded by Tomasz Konior. Our designs put man in the first position in the context of time, place, nature and culture. The most important and valued aspect of architecture is its connection with the city – the way a dense urban tissue creates diverse places, as well as forging the atmosphere and identity of public spaces. A good continuation of tradition in combination with modern technologies and ecology allow for the creation of a coherent city. Over two decades of fruitful architectural work have brought a number of awarded projects, all of which have guaranteed Konior Studio a leading position in the design of private and public buildings and public spaces. We approach every design topic with passion, which is why buildings of various scales and functions are being create in our office, from houses and residential to hotels and office buildings and ending with master plans for future city districts.