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09-01-2018

CMC Studio’s Engel House

Vít Máslo and David Chisholm, founders of CMC Studio, built a holiday home at 600 m above sea level: Engel House. The home makes use of imposing forms and materials and creates pleasing contrasts with the open spaces and windows onto the outdoors.

04-12-2017

OK Plan’s new version of the Rusty House

An architect must be able to work hand-in-hand with time. In this case the owner asked the Czech architects of OK Plan to create a softer look for the interiors of Rusty House, 12 years after its construction.

02-11-2017

St. Wenceslas Church by Atelier Štěpán

The town of Sazovice, in the Czech Republic, has been waiting for a church for its community for years. After a committee was formed in 2011 things began to take shape and the delicate task of designing the church was entrusted to architect Marek Jan Štěpán.

23-10-2017

Villa H by Atelier 6

The Czech architecture studio Atelier 6 has finished building Villa H, an elegant, discrete villa of around 750 m2 in South Prague, with a simple exterior and a well-balanced use of materials.

19-09-2017

A little house in the woods by KAA Studio

A dark old house in the edge of the forest west of Prague has undergone an important restoration by Czech architects KAA, giving it a modern, brightly lit appearance while maintaining the fairy-tale look of a house in the woods.

04-09-2017

Dock House by mar.s Architects

Czech studio mar.s Architects redesigned the interiors of restaurant “Dock House”, in Prague. Its interiors, that recalled those of a ship, now have their feet well on the ground.

17-07-2017

An elegy of brick: Brick Garden with Brick House by Jan Proska

Czech architect Jan Proska has renovated a home in Southern Moravia, ensuring that it respected the surrounding architectural and social context. The watchwords were exposed brick and simplicity, which can be seen perfectly in the photos by Jakub Skokan and Martin Tůma.

11-07-2017

Stajnhaus by ORA Architects

The Czech architecture studio ORA is responsible for restoration work in Mikulov, between Brno and Vienna. The Medieval Stajnhaus had undergone so many transformations that it became unrecognisable. However, it maintained a certain appeal that the architects wanted to preserve.