The project is located in a city-wide prominent position, at the intersection of the historical and modern street networks, in close proximity to the original historic fabric of Bratislava’s Old Town.

The building's simple form and clearly defined height emphasize the urban scale of the surrounding streets, respecting, supporting, and completing the street lines of Pribinova and Čulenova Streets.

The structure is shaped as a compact mass that follows the contours of the site, taking into account a clear and natural use of the building line, in line with the urban structure and spatial character typical of the Old Town and the compact city center.

The regular outline of the building is enriched by small plazas “carved out” of the solid block form. This concept maximizes the area of visually attractive façade while also creating a more articulated and structured public realm at street level.

The proposed massing and spatial concept of the building can be characterized by the following key principles:

• Compact urban development

• Standard building height, without high-rise elements

• Clearly defined street spaces and building lines

• Three distinctly defined urban corners

• Enhanced public realm and pedestrian connectivity through small plazas and a passageway

The symbolism of connection and merging gives this urban node a distinctive significance, which is characteristic of its intended use.

Given the prominence and visibility of the location, the use of a traditional and timeless façade material—natural stone—is both appropriate and desirable.

From both an urban and architectural perspective, the high-quality completion of the Triangel project, with respect to the above-mentioned contexts and the development of Bratislava’s historical identity, will contribute to the high-quality and meaningful growth of this part of the city.