 Studio pha led today by Jan Šesták and Marek Deyl is primarily associated by readers of Archiweb with a series of family houses – in Prague's Kyje, Klokočná, Lety near Dobřichovice, Všeradice, Řitka, Černošice or recently in Děčín – but also with several striking interiors: the pilot showroom of Scott, interiors of the ground floor and basement of the Dancing House, the presidential bathroom at Prague Castle, the Senate of the Czech Republic meeting room, the internal staircase of the Institute of Molecular Genetics of the Czech Academy of Sciences or exhibition stands for the firm Lasvit.However, the scale of projects has recently grown to include apartment buildings. Alongside this interview, we present one of them – a recently completed, distinctly volumetric house on a challenging sloped site along Radlická Street. What defined its form, how many people work in an ideal office, why has the studio practically stopped entering competitions and how to change the public awareness of public space, architecture, or design? You will find out in the following interview. Moreover, with the end of the summer, we will reveal where and why architects go to relax... |
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