Studio Boloz

Blending colours in the public space 🟢

We’re happy to contribute our exhibition design to the awareness campaign Sketching Antimicrobial Resistance, a European initiative addressing antimicrobial resistance (AMR).

Sketching Antimicrobial Resistance brings together 30 illustrators from 30 European countries, combining art and science to raise awareness about AMR. Each illustration tells part of a shared story — one that belongs to all of us — highlighting the importance of preserving antimicrobials.

Through diverse artistic perspectives, the exhibition highlights the importance of the responsible use of medicines for human and animal health, good hygiene and vaccination practices, and the proper disposal of medicines to help reduce the spread of AMR in the environment — and its impact on our everyday lives.

This campaign is implemented by AEMPS (Spanish Agency of Medicines and Medical Devices) and coordinated by Disset Consultors. Many thanks for a wonderful collaboration!

Learn more via the link: https://eu-jamrai.eu/raise-awareness/campaigns/sketching-antimicrobial-resistance

Just before Christmas, these pergola benches were delivered to the public — our second project in Gostyń, Poland. 🎄

A truly friendly collaboration, and we can’t wait to see them covered in plants next spring, bringing shade and greenery to the town’s main square.

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Designed for discovery.

We are transforming urban spaces into playful environments that invite exploration and creativity.

We had the pleasure of creating an outdoor exhibition on renewable energy for children and adults for Wento.

For many years, Wento has been at the forefront of building a greener future - developing solar farms, wind farms, and energy storage solutions, while also actively supporting local communities through their Good Neighbour Program.

The new Good Neighbour Zone invites children to discover how energy is generated from the sun and wind, and to explore the world of renewables through illustrations, experiments, and play.

An exhibition where science meets curiosity and fun!

Brought to life together with Mamy Projekt (concept), Studio BOLOZ (architecture) and Tomasz Kaczkowski (illustrations).

The exhibition’s heroes - a mouse, a skylark, and a bee - guide visitors through power plants and energy storage, revealing what usually remains hidden. Through illustrations, puzzles, and hands-on experiments, learning about renewable energy becomes a fun and engaging experience. 

Created in collaboration with Mamy Projekt (concept), Studio BOLOZ (architecture), and Tomasz Kaczkowski (illustrations), for Wento.

The Good Neighbour Zone by Wento is a space for knowledge, experiments, and play, where children can discover how energy comes from the sun and wind.

The colorful exhibition system makes it appealing for both kids and adults, and allows easy setup and dismantling for different events.

Created in collaboration with Mamy Projekt (concept), Studio BOLOZ (architecture), and Tomasz Kaczkowski (illustrations).

When in doubt, add more pink 🌸

 

If you haven’t seen the rooftop of IDB Lisbon yet, check it out! It’s a vibrant and colorful space where our Intersections enhance the look and feel - bringing people together and creating a place for play, conversations, and quiet moments above the city.

Loops is an exhibition system with a twist: modular, playful, and full of movement. Its circular and wave-like elements interconnect like a rope suspended in space, forming fluid shapes that can transform any venue into something unexpected.

From outdoor plazas to galleries and commercial spaces, Loops works both as a functional display system and as an artistic centerpiece, inviting visitors to explore, interact, and engage.

Intersections seamlessly merged artistic expression and functionality within the historic Hôtel-Dieu setting. Its modular installations invited visitors to pause, connect, and rediscover the courtyard through playful, immersive experiences