The Czech Republic offers architecture that navigates between history and modern thinking. Browse projects published on HomeWorldDesign that celebrate this balance through elegant, crafted spaces.
In the heart of the city, just a ten-minute walk from their apartment, lies a large, mature garden owned by a couple who cherish their outdoor sanctuary. Seeking to enhance their garden experience, they approached BYRÓ Architekti…
An interview with young Czech architect Erik Petrus reveals his unique approach to architecture, which combines work with spatial atmosphere, geometry, and emotions
Explore Marslab’s contemporary foyer, a multifunctional space combining a showroom, coworking hub, and event venue, seamlessly blending industrial style and sophisticated design.
Masná 130 is a 500+-year-old house situated in the centre of Český Krumlov, a small town in Bohemia, Central Europe, and a popular UNESCO heritage site.
The reconstruction deals with a 125 m2 apartment located in a functionalist house by Eugen Rosenberg made of a reinforced concrete skeleton near Strossmayer Square in Prague.
To deal with the form of a residential building in the middle of a small village, not a city, was an interesting challenge for us. The existing non-functional production area was also losing its sense in this…
The new layout of the house allows its owners different levels of intimacy. The ground floor is very open and invites the family to spend time together.
A single row of old semi-detached family houses remained surrounded by concrete blocks of flats, creating an exceptional private island of gardens inside a high-rise residential area of the Pilsen–Lochotín district.
In recent years, the village of Kamenice has experienced an influx of residents and the associated construction boom. The original village is being urbanized and urban-type architecture is emerging, especially in the center of the village.
