Luxury, history and modern elements in harmonious harmony. This is how a project in a historic building could be characterized.
The work in the building, whose roots date back to the beginning of the 20th century, made the project time-consuming. The implementation was influenced not only by the technical condition of the building, but also by the proposed construction and design solutions.
It is already noticeable upon entering the building that the walls will hide perfection in architectural presentation. And this is exactly the feeling you will get after visiting the 3rd floor with a view of the heart of the capital. Each room easily blends the present with history, thus underlining the uniqueness of the entire office.
The floor in the entrance area and in the kitchenette was enlivened by a marble slab, the individual pieces of which were cut to size. The challenge was the laying of the stone itself. Again, attention was paid to detail and precision in the work.
A wooden floor was designed in the meeting rooms. Acoustic support was provided by specially glued carpet pieces. Attention was also focused on the ceiling. The acoustic elements used not only support sound insulation, but together with the design lights they complete the overall effect of timelessness.
The hallmark of modern design is primarily two phone booths for two employees, which allows for small meetings in increased comfort directly in the office.
The main meeting room retains the architect's signature. The challenge was the acoustic ceiling made of atypically cut cassettes. A similar material was also used for the main wall. Not only sound insulation was supported, but also a casual design element.
(text: Capexus s.r.o.)