The addressed space is located in Prague Kunratice, in direct proximity to the previously realized area of family houses. It consists of three smaller apartment buildings that create a transition between the new family houses and the taller existing buildings to the east of the site. The buildings are oriented along a longitudinal axis in the north-south direction along Dolnomlýnská Street. The sloping terrain is compensated by three terraces, separated by height, which form platforms for the individual apartment buildings. As a result, the objects are slightly elevated above the surrounding buildings and allow views of the Kunratice forest and its surroundings. Due to the height separation and floor plan displacement, the objects appear natural in the terrain and are closer in scale to family houses.
The apartment buildings are three stories high with a small number of apartments (2-4 per floor) and minimal circulation space.
The main living spaces are situated on the western and southern facades with views into the surrounding greenery. Each apartment includes a terrace or balcony, which is a prominent architectural element. The facades are plastered in a neutral gray color and are complemented by brightly colored cladding on the balconies made from composite panels.
The preferred orientation of the building is supported by the different arrangement of windows on the individual facades.
The objects, with their simple and clear concept, complement the area of family houses and form one urban and architectural unit with it.
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