The interior of the EXIT modelling agency on Budovatel'ská Street has been designed by GutGut studio. As such it breaks with the traditional style s of local architecture dictated by the modernist traditions of the last century. The studio's architects had already arranged an interior for the agency whilst still residing in the former Bratislava thread factory. They highlighted the industrial hall's weary appearance and aesthetically mixed quality design with junk furniture, a trend that is gaining in popularity worldwide. They approached the agency's new residence in a similar manner, stripping the former residential house of the 1950s to its primary construction level. The modelling agency together with Bratislava's boutique hotel Albrecht are two shining Slovak examples of the introduction of these unconventional trends toward exposing pure constructions, which fundamentally contradict the traditional work of the interior designer. Peter Szalay