Structures that organise space without enclosing it. A home for an architect and his family.
The focal point of the living area is a wall composed of modular B-one shelving, recipient of the Red Dot Award – extended with all-metal storage boxes and a custom anchoring system, designed specifically to respond to the geometry and constraints of the space.
The white finish provides visual neutrality and allows the objects placed within to come forward.
The space is further articulated by metal partitions made from slender profiles, fitted with large-scale plexiglass panels. This light construction defines separate zones of the apartment without compromising its openness.
The result is a layout that feels technically precise, yet calm and spatially fluid.
Every element had to be conceived not only in relation to the interior, but also in response to the constraints of the existing building – a historic structure on tř. Kapitána Jaroše, with narrow stairwells and a miniature lift that ultimately shaped the entire process of delivery and installation.
