Czech Architecture
Architecture and interior design in the Czech Republic, spanning rural eco-houses, mountain dwellings, compact urban apartments and wineries.
Czech architecture draws on a long tradition of regional building, from stone and timber rural houses to the compact flats of Prague. Contemporary practice in the country often works within strict landscape and heritage contexts, where designers balance new construction with historic settings and challenging terrain.
On uni.xyz, members share work that shows this range in practice, including a sustainable house near Karlštejn Castle, a mountain family house in the Krkonoše region, a space-efficient 36 m² apartment in Prague and a winery that combines local building traditions with modern forms.
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Podrecca Architects Threads Glowing Red Law Shelves Through Adolf Loos's MANZ Headquarters in Vienna
In Vienna's first district, a 160 m² upper-floor renovation sets lit red bookshelves and printed legal text against original Adolf Loos mahogany rooms.
slóð: A Thermal Spa That Hands Its Roof Back to the Trail
A low concrete spa carries a walking path across its roof, tucking baths, saunas and stepped seats beneath it in a storm-filled valley.
Family House Blue Mountains: A Timber Residence Seamlessly Embedded in the Czech Countryside
A timber single-storey family home blending seamlessly into the Czech countryside, featuring atriums, green roofs, terraces, and expansive floor-to-ceiling glazing.
Split Level House by OFIS Architects: Modern Slovenian Villa with Timeless Design
Split Level House by OFIS Architects in Ljubljana features black brick façade, double-height spaces, portico entrance, corner design, and panoramic marsh views.
