On a steeply sloping lot below the Radotín Rocks, a concept for an intimate apartment building has been developed that rejects common clichés and actively engages with the public space. The five-unit building responds to the extreme slope of the terrain with a cascading layout and a recessed utility base. The dominant features are the rounded glass corners and continuous terraces, which lend the building a sense of lightness and provide future residents with panoramic views of the landscape.

We have renovated historic interiors, which once hosted luxurious fashion shows, for modern use as future offices, a clinic, or a cultural center.

This private medical clinic subtly references the shape of the original buildings on the site. We've designed a contemporary healthcare facility that responds to today’s standards and the real needs of patients. All departments – including plastic surgery, orthopedics, orthodontics, dentistry, and more – are brought together under one roof and unified by a fully glazed façade. The result is a cohesive space with a clear architectural identity.

The new T8 science and technology building in Ostrava-Pustkovec is a modern innovation hub that organically combines cutting-edge research with sustainable urban planning. Designed by MAPPA, the project responds sensitively to the surrounding campus on Technologická Street and features dynamic architecture based on the geometric contrast between squares and triangles. The five-story building offers versatile administrative and technological facilities, including modern open-plan offices, laboratories, and a relaxing indoor atrium.

Ostravica Textilia is one of the most important historical buildings in Ostrava, yet it had been in a state of disrepair since 2000. Along with the careful reconstruction of the original façade, the building also gained a modern, glass extension. The project won the Building of the Year 2025 award.

The four-story building with its receding floors fits into the historic center of the city.

The design is inspired by New York's Highline. Minimalist residential buildings tower above brick arches in a designated public space, where there are restaurants and meeting places.

A set of apartment and terraced houses custom-designed by our architects for the needs of the municipal zoning study and the architectural plan of the development company. The entire residential complex is situated in the picturesque foothills of the Beskydy Mountains, near the Ostravice River.

In the industrial area near the city center, an administrative building with an original design reflecting the company's activities is designed. Gradually receding floors shaping the distinctive form of the building are complemented by a striking facade with climbing greenery.