Administrative building Olešná u Nového města

The Development Project of Country Houses near the Slapy Water Reservoir - Zvírotice

A set of several family houses is located on the plot so that each house has a beautiful view of the water reservoir with the surrounding rocks.

Lookout tower - Humpolec

Lookout tower.

- Ostrava

Multi-purpose House for Athletes - Olomouc

In accordance with the philosophy of the area, the architects designed a multi-purpose building with shopping units and services on the ground floor, small hotel-type flats for athletes and a glazed gym on the roof level.

New building of the Roman catholic church - Krnov

The new church in the mountainous landscape reflects austerity and wildness of the surrounding countryside, whether its architecture or even chosen materials.

Summer Gazebo with Fireplace Adjoining a Family House - Pstruží

The gazebo as a new supplement in the garden of the family house which we designed for our clients a couple of years ago. The maximal opening to the garden and towards the mountain views is complemented by the use of the traditional pitched roof and wooden cladding.

Cafe at the viaduct - Praha Karlín

Cafe, which is designed as a built-in arch historic viaduct. Architects sensitively so inspired by the old building a new function.

Reconstruction of the Metropol Hotel into a Residential Building - Slezská Ostrava

The building with an interesting history was transformed at the investor's request into a modern apartment building with a café on the ground floor, an extension made of corten trapezoidal sheet metal and an interesting solution of balconies facing the courtyard.

Reconstruction of the Ostravica Textilia Department Store into a Cultural Centre - Ostrava

For many years dilapidating famous department store was transformed into a new cultural centre by this renovation. The original building was preserved and the house was given a translucent second skin.

Reconstruction and Extension of Ostravica Department Store - Ostrava

When it was discovered during the reconstruction of the building that the originally intended pre-set facade, the so-called “second skin”, was technically unfeasible due to the poor condition of the roof trusses, the architects returned to the restoration of the original facade from the 1930s, supplemented by a new generously glazed superstructure.