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  • The Most Micro-brewery by ADR

    The Most Micro-brewery by ADR

    Continuing on previous micro-brewery projects for a network of shareholder owners, Hostivar 1 and 2, Trautenberk and Spojovna, ADR complete a new micro-brewery located in Most. The minimalist brick monolith opens to its surrounding with large corner windows, exposing the interiors of its two main operational units – the brewery and the restaurant with a […] More

  • New House in the Old Garden by kaa-studio

    New House in the Old Garden by kaa-studio

    kaa-studio designed a family house that fits gently between the surrounding houses and the trees of the old garden. Taking advantage of the view, orientation and natural resources, the house functions naturally, without current artificial passive standards. Take a look at the complete story after the jump. More

  • Footbridge in P?íbor by Petr Tej, Marek Blank & Jan Mourek

    Footbridge in P?íbor by Petr Tej, Marek Blank & Jan Mourek

    Petr Tej, Marek Blank and Jan Mourek, a team of architects and bridge engineers, designed a unique ultra-high performance fibre reinforced concrete footbridge – a minimalist object made of perfect material. Simple geometry and absence of unnecessary details evoke an archetype – a stone laid over the water as an oldest form of a bridge. […] More

  • Minimalist Apartment with Panoramic View by Barbora Léblová

    Minimalist Apartment with Panoramic View by Barbora Léblová

    Barbora Léblová designed a minimalist apartment with an exceptional panoramic view of Prague’s Paruká?ka Park, Žižkov Tower and the Prague Castle. The space is dominated by light oak – from the floors to the wall panelings and claddings that hide built-in wardrobes, kitchen cabinets and storages or form design elements. Take a look at the […] More

  • Weekend House Nové Hamry by NEW HOW architects

    Weekend House Nové Hamry by NEW HOW architects

    NEW HOW architects designed a weekend house in Czech Ore Mountains inspired by surrounding nature and colours. The house materialised as an aerodynamic but angular figure, where basic building elements give way to a clear shape and merge with each other. Take a look at the complete story after the jump. More

  • Baugruppe by No Architects

    Baugruppe by No Architects

    No Architects reconstructed a 1930s three-storey villa into a co-living of three families in three distinctive apartments, each with its own living style language. Take a look at the complete story after the jump. More

  • Villa in Vlastibo?ice by SIAL

    Villa in Vlastibo?ice by SIAL

    SIAL designed a stone-clad villa built into a slope in Bohemian paradise. The villa’s roof and surrounding terrain are treated as a terraced garden, designed like a landscape park, gradating from formal orthogonal to irregular dynamic form. Take a look at the complete story after the jump. More

  • Family House With Atrium by SENAA architekti

    Family House With Atrium by SENAA architekti

    SENAA architekti designed a family house that reflects the morphology of the terrain through a half-embedded atrium and a levelled garden as an extension of the inner space. Take a look at the complete story after the jump. More

  • House LO by Ateliér Lina Bellovi?ová

    House LO by Ateliér Lina Bellovi?ová

    Ateliér Lina Bellovi?ová designed House LO – an ecological house in the woods, built from hempcrete and covered by a green roof. The house is defined by three elements: a thin wooden sheet covering two perforated stones that enclose the living space of the house. Take a look at the complete story after the jump. More

  • House in Krkonoše by Fránek Architects

    House in Krkonoše by Fránek Architects

    Fránek Architects designed a house in spectacular and serene Krkonoše mountains – a framework in which man connects and coexists with nature. Take a look at the complete story after the jump. More

  • Agile and Dynamic Offices for FEG by Perspektiv

    Agile and Dynamic Offices for FEG by Perspektiv

    Studio Perspektiv designed an agile office environment that roofs different divisions of the largest central European fixed-odds betting operator, Fortuna Entertainment Group, in the centre of Prague. With sustainability and technological interconnection being the fundamental pillars of the design, the space is dominated by recycled, natural and high-quality materials. Discover the complete story below: More

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