Attic Apartment by Komon Architects
Komon Architects recently completed the renovation project of an attic apartment in Prague, Czech Republic. Take a look at the complete story after the jump. More
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New Lecture Center VŠPJ by Qarta architektura
Qarta architektura designed a New lecture center for College of Polytechnics in Jihlava (VŠPJ), juxtaposing a modern concept of dynamic contemporary architecture with historical architecture of a former communist prison. Strictness, rigidity and oppressive atmosphere of the prison’s legacy is replaced by an inspiring and non-conforming environment containing fragments of history, but offering new and […] More
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STK Restaurant by Komplits
Studio Komplits transformed a former car repair shop into a modern steak restaurant, embracing the automobile heritage of the place. The STK Restaurant authentically engages individual elements of its past through the materials and design elements, merging the heavy elements with nature. Take a look at the complete story after the jump. More
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Revitalization of Prague’s Riverfront Area by petrjanda/brainwork
Prague’s riverfront, a public space of city-wide significance, underwent a first phase of a vast revitalisation project designed by petrjanda/brainwork. The project is Prague’s largest investment in public space in decades and bears a great sociocultural impact – by activating various programmes and content, the riverfront experienced a cultural and social revival, and subsequently, architectural […] More
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Elementary School Vřesovice by Public Atelier and FUUZE
Public Atelier and FUUZE designed an expansion of an elementary school housed in a former Baroque rectory. Giving the Baroque complex a new life, the project emphasises the interconnection of the new and the original historical elements, while clearly distinguishing them through shapes, materials and colours. Discover more after the jump. More
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Gymnasium in a former Capuchin monastery by Atelier Tišnovka
Atelier Tišnovka designed an extension of a gymnasium located in the area of a former Capuchin monastery. The project extends spaces of the school with required specialized classrooms, teacher’s offices and labs.The archetypal shape integrates the basic proportion features of the historical buildings of the monastery, while at the same time consistently working with contemporary means […] More
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Autentista Wine Bar by Formafatal
Formafatal transformed a vaulted interior of Prague’s Old Town house into an inviting and cosy place dedicated to the exquisite taste of natural wines – Autentista Wine Bar. The design reflects the luxury of the wines and the simple and natural processes of authentic wine production. Discover more after the jump. More
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Summer Pavilion in Prague by PAPUNDEKL Architects
PAPUNDEKL architects designed this summer pavilion in Prague, built with the aim of connecting two large public spaces. The pavilion is a signal of the reunification of two areas: a large park and the Prague Exhibition Grounds. Take a look at the complete story after the jump. More
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Elementary School Amos by SOA architekti
SOA architekti recently completed works on Elementary School Amos – the first school and one of the rare public buildings in the Czech Republic designed in a passive house standard. With a distinctive archetypal silhouette, this building on the outskirts of a suburban village is used not only as a school but also as a […] More
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Red Castle by ATELIER 38
ATELIER 38 were in charge of this impressing renovation project of Červený zámek (Red Castle) in Hradec nad Moravicí, Czech Republic. The first phase of the renovation of this romantic neo-Gothic castle included the removal of static disturbances, monument restoration and integration of new functions into the restored spaces. Take a look at the complete […] More
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Radiocafé Vinohradská 12 by CMC ARCHITECTS
CMC ARCHITECTS designed a café for Czech Radio that corresponds to the aesthetics of the original interior of the 1930s: a clean, simple and elegant space reminiscent of the building’s origins, using modern building techniques, finishes and materials. Take a look at the complete story after the jump. More
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Weekend House in Beskydy by Pavel Míček Architects
Pavel Míček Architects designed a non-traditionally traditional cottage in the idyllic mountain landscape of Czech Beskydy. Concrete and larch wood express the context and serve as pivotal conceptual guideline of a weekend house around which the undisrupted surrounding landscape continues to flow almost unnoticed. Take a look at the complete story after the jump. More
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