House in Prague-Kunratice
A situation where I feel on solid ground - the clients bought a small plot with an old uninhabited house. The views were unremarkable this time, with a storage area beyond the southern fence, slated for future residential development. Thus, everything essential had to happen within the house and its small garden with a few mature trees. The design process went smoothly; after the first consultation, everything was clear - leaving more time to solve all the details. The result is a simple form with an unusual diagonal ridge on the gable roof, refined layout, and potentially very economical operation.
The study for this Prague house dates from late 2017 to early 2018. I followed up with the project. The builders used the approximately year-long permit process, unfortunately typical for Prague, to reconsider the very essence of the house - transforming it from masonry to timber frame. This fully demonstrated the advantage of my BIM design method, which made the project revision relatively easy. The general contractor for the 2019-2020 construction was Futurami.
Photos of the state just before completion (summer 2020)
Initial architectural study
Photos from the construction (winter 2019/2020)