New Prague architecture projects with Czech building news and architectural images, plus architects background. Prague building news from across the capital city of the Czech Republic.
The capital is a picturesque European city with a well preserved historic centre. There are CZ buildings here by celebrated architects Adolf Loos, Steven Holl, Eva Jiricna and Frank Gehry. The castle was founded in about 880:
Some 200 km to the south-east in Brno is a modern building by architect Mies van der Rohe, one of his best works – Villa Tugendhat. There are some intriguing Cubist buildings dotted around the city and an enclave of Modernist buildings to the west.
The first part of Studio petrjanda/brainwork’s revitalization of the Prague riverfront area called Náplavka is coming to completion, making it one of the most attractive public embankments in Europe.
Designed by boq architekti the brief for Men´s Lair was to create an occasionally living for a young man who, thanks to his job, has a very irregular regime and travels a lot.
Designed by boq architekti had to solve the lack of daylight in Extended House. The client´s brief was to propose the interior design as light as possible to lighten all rooms.
A newly built brewery building, designed by ADR, s.r.o. with a restaurant and a bakery, a two floor construction located at the periphery of a Prague residential area called Hostivar
After Jean Nouvel turned down the invitation, Frank Gehry accepted. He nicknamed the project Fred and Ginger.
Prague Institute of Planning and Development celebrates its 5th anniversary: the communications team of Adam Svejda prepared a special design for a tram to travel around this Czech city for one year.
Lenka Míková designed a special „relax“ centre that serves as an hour hotel. It was a really unusual brief and a big challenge – as well as the given underground space with no windows.
AON Office Prague interior design by Progres Atelier Architects – “Tough nut to crack were above all non-standard spatial restrictions and implementation of modern technologies and contemporary ergonomic standards into the historical environment.”
JDAP has proposed a scheme for the Lounovice School to form an integrated complex of buildings forming a light, soft building envelope gently enclosing the school functions, allowing its inhabitants to claim it over time and make it their own
The subject of the competition is to propose a design for the area of Vítězné náměstí with all urban and transport links in the subject location and the creation of a public space of representative and residential character in keeping with its newly proposed traffic plan
Atelier Hoffman designed the conversion of a former boiler house into a multi-functional leaseable area for cultural, corporate and social events, with an ambition to become the heart of a future arts & culture district.
The project is the administration building for a company that distributes and manufactures concrete mixes. The industrial character of the land has a raw and authentic atmosphere is reflected in the design by Architektura, s.r.o.
The new-build sports hall, designed by SPORADICAL, adjoins the Dolní Břežany primary school. It can be used by the school for physical education classes, and is open to the public for sports activities and as a cultural venue.
Wright & Wright Architects wins international competition to develop historic Nelahozeves Castle near Prague, Czech Republic. The new Library and Research Centre will house the remarkable Lobkowicz Collections.
Architecture competition is to propose new exhibition spaces for the Prague Congress Centre (KCP), for conventions, concerts and other social events. The proposal aims to add value to a building belonging to the architectural heritage of the 1970s.
The way the Janošík Company promote themselves, be it their visual identity or advertising new products, made such an impression on Mjölk architects that they immediately accepted the offer to remodel the showroom in Prague
Mimosa architekti designed this small bar in the centre of Prague. It offers tea, wine and coffee, in various unusual combinations. The space concept of travelling through time zones has been derived from its name Jetlag.