A.LT ARCHITEKTI

The new Koněvova residential building, with its visual language blending retro and contemporary styles, engages in a dialogue with the picturesque Žižkov neighborhood of Prague where it is located. Amidst the bohemian atmosphere of this part of the city, which originated during the turbulent industrial era of the mid-19th century and the post-industrial periphery, the project offers 1387 square meters of built area for new apartments

In the picturesque village of Zbečno, nestled in the protected area of Křivoklátsko, stands a house that blends past and present in a harmonious embrace. Where once stood a 1950s summer house, now lies a beautiful, simple, and minimalistic family home. This architectural marvel was born out of respect for strict local regulations, which prohibit new constructions and mandate not exceeding a maximum built-up area of 50 m².

In the project of the Family House in Orava, the main goal was to create a building with a form and details derived from traditional regional architecture, ensuring harmonious integration with the surrounding landscape. At the same time, the architects had to meet the requirements of the client, who expected high standards of modern housing and recreation

In the heart of a city in the Czech Republic, where the streets of Vrchlického, Prachnerova, and Hlaváčkova meet, emerges an architectural project that challenges the conventional boundaries of residential construction. This article explores the project of the Prachnerova residential building, an example of how architecture can seamlessly integrate into the urban fabric, while offering superior living quality and a new aesthetic dimension to the city.

In the outskirts of Prague, stands the new Town Hall of Ďáblice: a multipurpose building that does not aim to be a self-celebratory monument, but rather an ode to public utility