Reconstruction of a Family House / No Architects
It is a three-storey terraced house with a semi-closed basement, with a front garden and rear garden, and a view from the upper floors far out into the landscape of the mountain Bílá Hora
Czech Republic
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Conversion of Plaster Mould Warehouse and Sorting Plant
The project deals with the second stage of the conversion of the former ceramics factory in Kravsko. The original Baroque complex was built as an inn on the Prague-Vienna route.
Complete Refurbishment of a Secession Villa Apartment for a Young Couple
The project brief was to refurbish the interior of one floor of a multi-generational Secession villa and to allocate a separate apartment unit due to the need for a greater degree of privacy for a young couple.
Gurdau Winery by Aleš Fiala
Gurdau Winery was founded in 2012 on a “green field”, with the planting of the first vines on the slopes above the village of Kurdějov. The village was historically one of the most important wine suppliers to…
Wooden Cabin in the Jizera Mountains
The newly built cabin on a sloping plot in the Jizera Mountains has the form of a traditional cottage. It is located on the very edge of the mountain village.
Slezská Apartment / Formafatal Studio
The Slezská apartment is for a young family with two small children. The clients did not want to change the layout of the apartment, but the rest was a complete reconstruction, including all surfaces.
Family House Hlubocepy by RO_AR Szymon Rozwalka Architects
The proposed building is located on the border of two different worlds: the urban and the natural. From the north-western side of the site is a wedge of bio-corridor stretching along the Dalejský Brook.
Fibonacci Patio / Marco Maio Architects
The Fibonacci patio is surrounded by indirect lighting facing the new stone walls, additionally has a split in two different functional levels
Tusarova Apartment, Prague / Plus One Architects
The Tusarova apartment is located in an apartment building from the 1970s, which at first glance catches the eye with its brutalist architecture, designed by the architect Karl Filsak, and a series of sash windows.