The real estate located at Samotna Street 4 in Poznań consists of two geodetic units with the numbers 10/10 and 12./12. Together they form a trapezoidal plot with a total area of 7855 square meters. Access from the south is provided by the existing entrance from Samotna Street, which is connected to the 28 Czerwca 1956 arterial road, which provides access to the Old Town and Wilda districts of Poznań, as well as to the nearby urban junction of the A2 highway. At present, the area is developed with single-storey workshops and warehouses intended for demolition.

The original concept was to construct two eleven-story residential buildings with the ground floor raised by approximately 1.50 m. The buildings (an L-shaped building with three stairwells and a straight building with two stairwells) surround an internal “green” courtyard for the use of the residents. The apartments on the ground floor had small front gardens (on the roof of the garage) and the apartments above had balconies and terraces. The most of the flats were 50-60 square meters in size, but there were also small apartments (from 25 square meters upwards), some larger ones (over 70 square meters), and several exclusive “penthouse” type apartments on the top floor. The total area of all was about 12,000 square meters. The residential complex opened to the south, with an internal courtyard and a rambling form preserved in the style of interwar modernist architecture. In addition, two two-story commercial buildings of approximately 200 m2 each were planned. The underground garage was designed as a two-storey garage, but level -1 is only half underground.

This concept was the basis for the investor to obtain a legally binding zoning permit.