New Czech Republic architecture projects with building news and architectural images, plus architects background. Czech building news from across this Central European country.
e-architect show South Bohemian Philharmonic Orchestra Hall Renovation, Prachatice, South Bohemia, by Mimosa Architects. The dilapidated former open-air cinema transforms with seating capacity dropped to 350.
We also feature Louny Municipal Swimming Hall, Louny, by dkarchitekti. The Louny Municipal Swimming Hall is dynamically shaped. The outstanding overhang of the sloping roof enables two very different worlds to meet.
Finally we post details about the Hoist Pedestrian and Cyclist Bridge by HAMR Huť Architektury Martin Rajniš. These Czech architects approached by deputy mayor of Mladá Boleslav to propose five different Hoist Pedestrian and Cyclist Bridges and transborders for the city.
Atelier Gram’s reconstruction of the Přerov City Hall, Czech, transforms a closed administrative building from 1969 into an open, multifunctional civic infrastructure. Its centerpiece is a new glazed staircase on the south façade, which makes the workings of the municipal office visible to the public realm
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Studio Ok Plan Architects’ client acquired a plot that at first seemed better suited to a single-family house than to an apartment building. The challenge with the Mánesova Apartment Building project in Vysocina, Czech Republic, was further complicated by its immediate proximity to the neighbouring houses
The cellar corridors of Nine Centuries of Wine, Čejkovice, Czech Republic, by Novague, are lined with dozens of oak barrels with capacities ranging from approximately 2,000 to 5,000 liters. The motifs carved into their fronts reflect individual chapters in the history of the wine cooperative
Bee House is a group of small studio houses set within a garden in the Vysočina region, Czech Republic. Conceived by Studio Zlesart as a calm environment for both work and rest. The project transforms a previously burdened site into a place where living, work, craft, and community life come together
The urban layout of the Zdar Wooden Housing, by Kuba & Pilař architekti, is based on the principle of a traditional city block, which defines a hierarchy and character of spaces—from public street areas, through semi-private courtyards in Žďár nad Sázavou, Czech Republic
The Box in the Barn, Lázně Bělohrad, Czech Republic, is a small contemporary living unit freely inserted into an old barn. The project was conceived as a seasonal retreat for the client within a rural homestead. Facha architekti’s brief was initially open-ended — the first ideas considered the renovation of the residential part of the farmstead
Between the Rock and the River Cabin in Czech Republic replaces the original home which burned down. Mimosa Architects’ new structure provides a sense of perspective over the river, and everyday haste
Mimosa Architects‘ design of Strážné Cottage creates an authentic cottage atmosphere in Czech Republic. Contemporary spatial principles aren’t forced into a traditional volume
Novy Bydzov Senior Citizens’ Home on site of former hospital in Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic. The new building design by Architektura forms four independently functioning households for 60 residents
Polanka nad Odrou House design by bydloarchitekti for two architects. Ser on the site of the client’s great-grandmother’s brick dwelling, in Ostrava, Czech Republic, it is undemanding in terms of square metrage and technology
The former Hořec Hotel in Horní Malá Úpa, Czech Republic, has been reimagined as a multifunctional community centre. ADR created a space for a sports equipment rental, café, shop, cinema, exhibition spaces, and apartments
In a majestic Bohemian Forest, Czech Republic, stands Borová Lada Cottage. Studio Plyš propose a renovation that emphasises the joy of living in a house that has survived throughout and despite changing times
The K66 extension in the courtyard, inserted into the footprint of the original farm stables, is completely new. matěj šebek architekti’s design responds to the original houses in Vysocina, Czech Republic