Revitalisation and adaptation of heritage buildings

We bring heritage and post-industrial buildings back to life — giving them a new function while respecting their character and history. It is a demanding field, combining architecture, conservation and modern functional requirements.

What we revitalise

Department stores, former hospitals, administrative buildings and post-industrial heritage — especially in Silesia. We adapt them to contemporary functions: residential, commercial and cultural.

Our projects

Our portfolio includes the revitalisation of the Kaufhaus department store (one of the oldest in Poland) in Ruda Śląska, the adaptation of the former hospital in Godula and the former management building on Tunkla Street.

Heritage and a new function

Revitalisation is a balance between protecting heritage value and a viable, profitable functional programme. We design so the building lives again — rather than merely being preserved.

Full scope

We run the project from survey and concept, through conservation approvals and building design, to author supervision.

Have a heritage building to revitalise? Write to us: office@tkholding.pl, +48 32 240 00 09.

FAQ

What is the revitalisation of a heritage building?

It is bringing a building back to life by giving it a new function, while respecting its heritage value and history.

What buildings do you revitalise?

Department stores, former hospitals, administrative buildings and post-industrial heritage — including Kaufhaus, the Godula hospital and the former management building on Tunkla Street.

Do you handle conservation approvals?

Yes. Conservation approvals are a natural part of the revitalisation process, which we run from survey to supervision.

Do you adapt heritage buildings to new functions?

Yes — to residential, commercial and cultural functions, so the building is used again rather than only preserved.