Daimonda Office Building in Kaunas
A Symbol of Urban Regeneration
Located in the Dainava district of Kaunas, the Daimonda Office Building stands as a beacon of modern architecture within an industrial environment. Designed on Taikos Avenue, the building embodies regeneration—both in form and spirit. Although it follows a dominant central type in structure, its relationship with the surrounding area creates a more inviting and human-scale space.
Clear Volumetric Logic
The building is composed of two horizontally shifted rectangular volumes. The main entrance, positioned centrally, connects directly to a staircase and core containing vertical communications and sanitary units. Shared office spaces occupy the heart of the building, while private offices and meeting rooms are strategically placed at the ends.
Facade as Functional Expression
The facade acts as a unified shell that wraps around the two volumes. Large showcase windows at the ends emphasize openness, while horizontal strips of windows along the northern and southern facades reflect a modernist aesthetic. As a result, the building visually opens up from the ends but remains more reserved on the sides—providing a balance of privacy and transparency. Inside, natural daylight flows throughout the workspaces, enhancing the experience for its users.
Industrial Interior with Contemporary Comfort
The interior design reflects the industrial character of the neighborhood. Exposed concrete in ceilings, partitions, columns, and staircases showcases structural integrity and raw elegance. Open ventilation systems and visible installations add to the industrial tone. Yet, despite the rugged materials, the space feels cohesive and comfortable—highlighting the beauty of honest construction.
Landscape and Outdoor Elements
The surrounding landscape design complements the building without overshadowing it. Organized parking areas are softened by clusters of trees. Clean, clearly marked paths lead directly to the entrance. In the courtyard, a bright sculptural element—resembling abstract wooden forms—adds a playful contrast and breathes life into the otherwise minimal setting.
A Workspace that Inspires
Daimonda successfully blends clarity in form with thoughtful functionality. Its industrial-inspired design, generous natural light, and spatial efficiency make it more than just an office—it’s a welcoming and productive environment for innovation.
Architect: Lukas Tarnauskas
Location: Taikos Avenue, Kaunas