A team that combines site analysis, building design and project coordination into a single clear, risk-eliminating process.


Services

Full spectrum of architectural design – from analysis to realisation

Site construction feasibility study

We assess what and how much you can build, and what risks await.

Design management

We plan and coordinate the design process, sequence of solutions and approvals, ensuring a smooth and controlled design process (we do not organise construction works).

Building design

We prepare all of the necessary parts of building design – from project proposals to technical solutions ready for building permits and implementation.

Architecture

We create the architectural concept, form and spatial solutions that define the functionality, aesthetics and relationship of the building with its environment.

CUSTOMER REVIEWS

The company "Postforma" undertook the design project for a complex of six multi-apartment residential buildings spanning 12,700 square meters. They ingeniously crafted the architecture of the complex to align with our desires and concepts, overseeing the design process from inception to construction completion. Despite encountering challenging tasks along the way, the "Postforma" team adeptly navigated through them, ultimately achieving successful outcomes. Their exemplary management of design processes, effective communication, and extensive knowledge of regulatory standards set them apart. I wholeheartedly trust and recommend them for any design projects or challenges.

Jurgita Kaminskaitė - Gaigalienė • UAB "Kaminta"

The project is super detailed, to be honest, I haven't seen such a well-made project in a long time.

Mindaugas Laučys • UAB "Dimetris"

Highly skilled professionals in their field, attentive to client preferences and offering top-notch solutions. I wholeheartedly recommend their services.

Šarūnas Mančas • UAB "M Furniture"

This is the best place where I received answers to all of my questions.

Vita Mickevičė • UAB "Trimb"

Yesterday, additional boxes were constructed, offering a view of the Nemunas River from the scaffolding, even glimpsed through other buildings. My wife and I discussed it yesterday and we were delighted with the project and concept you proposed. Fantastic!

Andrius D.

News

We talk about what matters most in design today: site analysis, real estate investment risks, architecture, engineering solutions and process management. We share our experience, knowledge and media publications to help you choose more clearly and build more boldly.

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2026 / 06 / 02
Tomas Kučinskas

How Construction Regulations Affect Architectural Design Costs: What We Cannot Avoid and Where We Still Have Control

Architectural design costs often begin to form long before detailed drawings are prepared or a construction permit is obtained. They are shaped not only by architectural solutions, but also by construction regulations, initial project data, engineering conditions, design management and how early potential project risks are identified. Today, building design is not only a creative […]

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2026 / 04 / 22
Tomas Kučinskas

More Than a Year Under the New Project Proposal Procedure: Where Do the Risks of Faster Permitting for Large-Scale Projects Lie?

A faster PP procedure does not automatically mean lower risk More than a year after the new project proposal procedure came into force, it has become increasingly clear to me that faster procedures do not necessarily lead to smoother project development. In practice, especially in larger-scale projects, decisions made too early and without sufficient depth […]

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2026 / 04 / 02
Tomas Kučinskas

From Grey Blocks to Vibrant Communities: What Kind of Apartment Architecture Are We Creating Today?

For many years, functionality dominated apartment building architecture in Lithuania — often inherited from the era of standardized, typical construction. However, today the situation is fundamentally changing. As an architect and founder of Postforma, I increasingly see that residents’ well-being is becoming the primary goal of architecture. It is no longer enough to comply with […]

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