Embodying the neighborhood energy and river
spirit, the design idea is rooted in its locality,
addressing its rich history and its ever-present
nature. The initial vision was to create the most
pleasant, spacious and light-filled space from
which to experience the incredible site.
A generous four-meter-high entrance space
creates a warm and welcoming feeling,
enhanced by a long linear skylight filling it
with natural light while casting shadows onto
the walls.
Made from a specialized frameless
glass facade system with a four-meter-wide
motorized sliding window, the living room’s
fully glazed river-facing facade opens to
a wide terrace marrying the exterior’s poetical
nature with the modern interior.

Hovering above the Holešovice historic docks
and its original Art Nouveau buildings, penthouse
5101 is laid out on a single level and spans the
entire 10^th floor of a residential complex, echoing
the contrast between the slowly rusting boats and
the modern luxury development. An open
18-meter-long living area creates a sense
of airiness reflecting the outdoor landscape
through the soaring terrace. Special light fills the
space via a 315 cm high sliding-window facade 
system spanning the entire river front exposure,
addressing the creative and innovative
lifestyle of the neighborhood.
Scattered Magnolia trees and seating rocks
amplify the river banks’ greenery while
generating a lush ambiance inside.

Perched on the 43^th floor of a new residential
tower at the heart of the white city,  the open
space allows natural sunlight to fill the room
and provide magnificent panoramic views of the
Mediterranean Sea.

Newly constructed 6 penthouses overlooking
Prague’s ancient harbor and the old town. With
its particular island location and immediately
bordered by water on three sides, the project
aims to give the inhabitants a unique experience
combining the qualities and advantages of a boat
house with city high rise dwellings.

Local architect: AED and Moshe Zur

A 19th century building located in the very
heart of Prague’s historical center. To
maintain the unique character of the
apartment within the fabric of the city,
traditional craftsmanship preserves the
poetical historical details, while  the newest
technological advances in design enable
contemporary architecture and address
the needs of today.

Built in 1921 and designed by the famous
architect H. Roy Kelley, the house is situated
on a 1326 sqm park-like property, tucked away
into a quite corner in the heart of the city. Facing
views of towering redwood trees rising up in
the private garden, seemingly lost-in-time, the
essence of the house is to preserve the historical
design features while filling it with the current
owners’ character, wishes and charm.

A corner row house reconstruction which
is located in the neighborhood of “Green
Ramat Aviv”. The area was originally planned
in the 1950’s as a city housing project. Its unique
community fabric is enveloped by greenery and
red tiled roofs.  Having balconies on all sides
of the new structure reveals the beauty of the
surroundings while preserving the building’s
original character. The interior space combines
high tech elements with traditional materials
to create a timeless feeling.

A new rooftop construction addition
overlooking the Vltava River. An area
originally built in the 19^th century as an industrial
zone and turned into a desired residential area in
recent years. This penthouse duplex apartment
features an open space living room and kitchen
which is surrounded by floor-to-ceiling wooden
windows facing breathtaking views of the river.

A new residential development set in a quiet area
of the city. Each of the 264 apartments features
large span windows and balconies overlooking the
beautiful landscape surroundings and the Prague
skyline. Public facilities such as underground
parking, gardens and a playground provide
an ideal living environment while preserving the 
tranquility of the area. 

Local architect: STAVOKONSULT