The 'Kielczowska' multi-family housing complex was thought to fit Kiełczowska Street urban context and the tradition of pre-war social architecture of Lower Silesia. The form of these buildings is similar to the one of their neighbors' - a simple volume with a pitched-roof and no eaves. Nine free-standing blocks evenly fill the plot, ensuring its' apartments accurate amounts of light and air-flow as well as privacy and comfort living among greenery. An inner lane leads towards Kielczowska St. The decision to use the archetypical form was dictated by both, economic reasons and belief, that it has permanent values, resistant to time and fashion. The monolithic volumes are broken by cuts of loggias, entrance and roof perforated with different kinds of windows. Units of this architecturally uniform and homogeneous white complex become easy to identify due to subtle accents of colour and floral motives on the facades.