ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘Prague’Věž Doubravka in Prague, Czech Republic by Martin RajnišSaturday, February 7th, 2015Article source: Martin Rajniš Project of the structural thin-bole construction tower in Prague, Kyje. Even though the tower isn´ t still built, the series of construction experiments has been made. The most important of them is the Artefakt in Prague, Kyje.
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Kindergarden Krč in Prague, Czech Republic by Martin RajnišFriday, February 6th, 2015Article source: Huť architektury Martin Rajniš – Martin Rajniš, David Kubík The kindergarten includes a café and is located inside the area of the Children’s Integration Centre (CHIC) in Krč. Madam Directress wanted to increase the capacity of the kindergarten based on a demographic study which calculated a significant increase in demand for these services in the coming years.  Image Courtesy © Petr Králík
Flat with a fish tank in Prague, Czech Republic by Mooza architectureWednesday, February 4th, 2015Article source: Mooza architecture The task assigned by a young couple included a complete renovation of their parents´ former flat in order to turn it into a modern and fresh space. Another interesting feature was the positioning of a high- capacity fish tank into the living room.The main characteristic of the former flat plan was an over-sized double entrance space which occupied an excessive amount of space.  Image Courtesy © Robert Žákovič
Attic apartment in Prague, Czech republic by Mooza architectureWednesday, February 4th, 2015Article source: Mooza architecture „Small, but flexible“ – Two keywords, which are the best description of this interior design. The space itself is indeed generous in its height, but it is really limited in its ground surface. The challenge was to find here a place for dining, cooking, meeting friends or watching a movie, working and of course – sleeping. Last but not least to create a sufficient amount of storage spaces which are needed for an active life.  Image Courtesy © Robert Žákovič
Red Hill Rise in Prague, Czech Republic by Maxwan + MS architektiSunday, September 1st, 2013Article source: Maxwan + MS architekti Red Hill Rise, a mixed use building on top of a metro station, consists of offices and retail located along one of the major spine road connecting airport and historical city centre of Prague. Backdrop of the project is a dramatically steep slope (max. 14m height difference), the site being located in a tranquil residential area while required program is purely commercial and requires expressive architecture. Furthermore, there is a lack of sufficient public space in the neighborhood.  Image Courtesy © Maxwan
Prague National Gallery Entrance Hall in Hradcanske Square, Prague, Czech Republic by Mateo ArquitecturaTuesday, June 4th, 2013Article source: Mateo Arquitectura In the grounds of Prague Castle, among various palaces currently reused to house the National Gallery, the brief was to design a small building that provides an entrance to the museum complex. Two parallel surfaces organize what used to be an empty space without weighing it down: one forms the floor, the other the roof.  Image Courtesy © Adrià Goula
City Green Court in Prague, Czech Republic by Richard Meier & PartnersFriday, February 22nd, 2013Article source: Richard Meier & Partners City Green Court is the third of a cluster of buildings designed by Richard Meier & Partners and it completes the corner of the Radio Plaza superblock located in the Pankrac area of Prague. The building is conceived of as a geometric volume in dialogue with the near context while offering respected contrast to the surrounding buildings. Smaller in scale than its predecessor and sibling, City Tower, it is equally inspired by the language of Czech Cubism, with a façade that while addressing issues of conservation and sustainability incorporates forms reminiscent of this avant-garde movement. The quote below, in essence, sums up the philosophy and concepts behind City Green Court.  Image Courtesy Richard Meier & Partners
Apartment building Erwin in Prague, Czech Republic by QARTA ArchitekturaSunday, January 13th, 2013Article source: QARTA Architektura House Erwin, which filled an empty corner site, is reviving the corner and makes it more attractive. The House accepts the height of surrounding buildings and highlights the corner by shaping it’s volume. The facade is divided into horizontal strips filled with window openings and façade cladding panels.  Image Courtesy © Pavel Vítek
Villa Charles in Prague, Czech Republic by QARTA ArchitekturaTuesday, January 8th, 2013Article source: QARTA Architektura The site is located in Prague 6 Bubeneč, on the street of Charles De Gaulle. The definition of open spaces – distances from surrounding homes is designed, so that these spaces were equally placed and thus preserve as adequate privacy for residents of existing homes and for future residents of the proposed new building.  Image Courtesy Marek Novotný
Cinema Bar Aero in Prague, Czech Republic by A1 ArchitectsFriday, August 3rd, 2012Article source: A1 Architects Kino Aero, the cinema and bar is one of the oldest movie clubs in Prague. Simple modernist building is originally part of an apartment block from the 30´s and especially after the Velvet revolution it became famous for its unique nonconform atmosphere within Prague´s culture space.  Cinema bar aero
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