architecture in Czech Republic

Richly varied, architecture in Czech Republic captures the country’s long history in stone – from Gothic and Renaissance architecture to Baroque, Cubism, Brutalism, and Postmodernism. Over the past couple of decades, contemporary architects have greatly enriched Czech Republic’s latest architectural chapter. On this page, you can see exactly what this means. Here, you can browse through some of the most imaginative and bold as well as avant-garde architecture in Czech Republic. Whether informed by tradition or inspired by abstract concepts, these projects are distinctly Czech.

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Panosi Ujezd Summer House


Architecture

The transformation of a former pigsty into a summer house with industrial/brutalist-s…

Medník House


Architecture

An extension perched on a rocky slope that opens to views of a garden, a river and th…

House Oskar


Architecture

A contemporary chapel-like retreat stitched into a South-Bohemian château garden.
A …

Architect’s Apartment


Architecture

An airy and bright apartment designed with a central, open-plan space and a balcony f…

The Garden Pavilion


Architecture

A compact cabin designed with a flexible polycarbonate wall that opens up the facade …

The Renovation of a 1930s Pr...


Interior Design

Bright and modern, this Prague apartment features redesigned living spaces that give …

Green House


Architecture

Dating back to the 1960s, this family home was impressively modernized with bright li…

New House with Old Mill


Architecture

A contemporary family house built alongside an old mill, this architectural project b…

House in Kutná Hora


Architecture

A thoughtful redesign and modernization of a 19th century house.
The renovation of a…

Kocanda Kravsko II


Architecture

A former ceramics factory and warehouse converted into accommodation and social space…

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