• KCAP Redefines Bratislava’s Skyline with Eurovea Towers

    Rising to heights of 260m and 180m, Eurovea towers will be the tallest structures in Slovakia and among the tallest in the European Union. Beyond their imposing silhouettes, these residential skyscrapers will introduce over 1,100 homes with expansive city views, setting a new standard for urban living while reshaping the city’s skyline. A Design Inspired […] More

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  • WERK Restaurant by BEEF ARCHITEKTI

    BEEF ARCHITEKTI

    BEEF ARCHITEKTI was responsible for designing the interior of the WERK Restaurant, which is housed in the Jurkovi Heating Plant, Bratislava’s only building of industrial heritage that has been conserved. The restaurant, which takes up a significant amount of the bottom level, is a breathtaking example of how contemporary architecture can be harmoniously combined with […] More

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  • Brick House Záhorské Sady by ARCHITEKTI mikulaj & mikulajova

    ARCHITEKTI mikulaj & mikulajova

    ARCHITEKTI mikulaj & mikulajova designed the Brick House Záhorské Sady of a growing family on a large plot on the outskirts of Bratislava, overlooking the forest. Due to the neighborhood’s rapid development of new single-family homes, the plot’s orientation was challenging. Therefore the concept of three enormous houses joined by airy, translucent areas emerged. Even […] More

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  • Tea House Pavilion by GRAU architects

    GRAU architects

    The Tea House Pavilion was created as a public space intervention on the bank of the ?ešký T?šín dam as a part of the 2022 Mood for Wood international design workshop for students and young designers. It was developed by GRAU architects in conjunction with workshop participants. Based on traditional Japanese tea house architecture, the design […] More

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  • gmb. designs Dom Nad Dúbravkou House

    gmb.

    gmb. has recently completed work on this stunning private residence on the edge of the woodland in Dbravka, a neighborhood in Bratislava. The home is situated in the plot’s center, giving it immediate access to the entry from the public road. The house’s location in the falling terrain also affords it direct access to views […] More

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  • Elysium Spa by GRAU architects

    Elysium Spa by GRAU architects

    Hidden in the basement of the historical center of Bratislava, GRAU architects designed an urban spa based on the perception of space as the temple for the body. The design works with a minimalist combination of three elements – wood, tiles and embedded objects – which define the interspace that winds freely around the Spa […] More

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  • Revitalization of Prague’s First Skyscraper by QARTA architektura

    Photography by ©BoysPlayNice

    QARTA architektura designed a revitalization project for Prague’s first skyscraper – one of the most prominent examples of Functionalist architecture of interwar Czechoslovakia. The project addresses a range of modern cities’ issues and aims to functionally integrate the building into the contemporary urban fabric by restoring its social, economic and cultural ties to the local […] More

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  • Istropolis by KCAP and CITYFÖRSTER

      KCAP and CITYFÖRSTER have designed a new cultural building and district for Bratislava, Slovakia Trnavské mýto will house a state-of-the-art concert and congress venue and the area will be transformed into a modern open neighbourhood including a series of green and public areas. Discover more after the jump. More

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  • Rezidencie na Bielej Púti by JANREVAJ architects

    Rezidencie na Bielej Púti by JANREVAJ architects

    JANREVAJ architects designed this stunning residential complex in Slovakia. The design is inspired by a bat´s ears an echolocation.The architect aimed to transform the emotion of fear, rejection and resistance, into the emotion of gentleness, tenderness, vulnerability to self-confidence and dominance in his territory. Discover more after the jump. More

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  • Prague Brutally Beautiful – Exceptional buildings constructed in Prague between 1969 and 1989

    Prague Brutally Beautiful

    With brutalist architecture irreversibly disappearing from Prague’s landscape a debate was sparked amongst the industry professionals as well as the general public on the necessary protection of these structures and their architectural, artistic and sociohistorical value. After organising series of guided tours and lectures by renowned theoreticians, artist and architects, Scholastika published a book Prague […] More

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