It is the area that at the end of the village but it is located next to the church which is the good spot to design such a thing in order to gather or give the livable area to the village to enjoy their time and spend their free time or at the weekend.

The design of the village of Brzesko is inspired by the open-semi public which is granted by the municipality of the city of Denizli in Türkiye that is make our idea to be more clear how to substitute that into our village.

This moodboard outlines a vision for an intergenerational café and micro-community hub in Brzesko, designed to revitalize the social fabric of the village by blending historical reverence with modern architectural clarity. The concept is anchored by a simple gabled-roof structure that pays homage to the region’s traditional timber-framed silhouettes, utilizing exposed wooden trusses and expansive glass partitions to create a seamless flow between the interior warmth and the rural landscape. The aesthetic is defined by a natural, earth-toned palette—including deep moss greens, slate greys, and rich wood grains—ensuring the building feels like an organic extension of its environment rather than an imposition.

Beyond the physical structure, the board emphasizes the human experience, positioning the hub as a "third space" where the barriers between age groups are dissolved. By integrating elements of local heritage, such as traditional iconography and regional materials, the project fosters a sense of belonging and continuity. The vision captures a lively atmosphere of communal dining, local markets, and shared learning, where the wisdom of the older generation and the energy of the youth intersect. 

Ultimately, it is a proposal for a sustainable, heart-centered landmark that honors the architectural past of West Pomerania while providing a functional, light-filled sanctuary for future community growth.

The site plan for the Brzesko intergenerational hub illustrates a harmonious layout that prioritizes communal outdoor living alongside functional architecture. The right side of the plot is anchored by the primary community building, supported by a secondary structure and a dedicated utility/parking zone.