We have designed this house for a young family on a rather exceptional site where the North tip of the City of Horni Jiretin blends with the foothills of extraordinary mountain ridge that creates a natural barrier between two countries – Czech and German. Dense
The 78m2 apartment is located in a newly developed residential area in an immediate proximity of the Olomouc city center in the Czech Republic. The original plan was fragmented into several small rooms and did not suit the clients’ idea of continuous space capable of
Two volumes, two roles. Kahnian organization of spaces with feather-light Miesian pavilion. Site Situated on a gently sloping hill with a brook at the bottom and charming view of the township in the nearby valley. Learning from the great masters we have established a solid platform –
4×4 in child care in Fulnek and beyond Our school is new, simple, efficient, spacious, well-lit, functional. At the same time the material and formal concept reflect modesty and consciousness of the existing, beyond-regional architectural gems of the Silesian township. History as inspiration Textile manufacturing has had a
In the wine country, we designed a stunning monument atop a hill. It is not by height nor by size that this project becomes so prominent in the context. A horizontal line – day and night – that is all one can see. Everything else
Water Palace maintains the existing social interactions and offers new unexpected encounters. It is an assemblage of autonomous elements composed as one continuous journey. The order of the narrative is, however, a choice of the users who construct their own personal story. Conceived as a
Competion 1st Prize status: in construction location: Sternberk, Czech Republic
Museum Line is an exploration of promising opportunity generated by the fusion of two prominent New York’s phenomena: Museum of Art and Subway Line. The idea of cross-programming the busiest public transportation system in the United States with experiencing art as-you go unveils possible benefits
Teritoria Umění Petr Zvěřina (ed.) Nakladatelství AMU Praha 2015 ISBN 978-80-7331-380-7
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