Combining modern and historic architecture is always a major challenge. In the case of the latter, detail and a focus on restoring the historical fabric play a very large role. A key factor is also the appropriate combination of historical heritage with the new standards operating in this type of police facility.

In Inowrocław, the historic brick building was expanded with a new transparent entrance area with an overhanging connector, basing the divisions of the ironwork on the proportions of the historic facade. As a result, despite the closed main body, the lightweight entrance part invites citizens to interact and makes the building open to the surroundings.

It succeeded in creating a positive contrast and complementing the historic fabric with a modern steel and glass structure. The historic building of the Inowrocław Police Headquarters has regained its former splendor, and its current appearance emphasizes its stature.