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Articles - kancelářské plochy

Smíchov City is the largest urbanization in central Prague since the founding of Vinohrady at the end of the 19th century by Martina Marečková

In three years, the surroundings of Smíchovský nádraží in Prague will change beyond recognition. Today, there is a huge construction site where construction is taking place in parallel under the direction of private and public investors. Their representatives officially presented the next stage of the Smíchov City project on Wednesday.

Sekyra is starting to build another part of Smíchov. A large pedestrian boulevard and the headquarters of Česká spořitelna will grow here

Construction activity is beginning to move to the desolate southern part of Prague's Smíchov. Developer Sekyra Group is launching the second stage of its extensive project for the new Smíchov City district here. Within a few years, three administrative buildings should be built here, including the new headquarters of Česká spořitelna and a hotel. The private project for a total of 35 billion crowns will be followed up by the city and the Railway Administration, which are working here to modernize the railway and build a new transport terminal. Public investments will reach another fifteen billion crowns.

The Prague Municipality will move to Wenceslas Square. The city will buy the Komerční banka building

Prague will buy the company VN 42, which owns an office building on the corner of Wenceslas Square and Štěpánská Street, from Komerční banka (KB) for approximately 3.5 billion crowns. The city councilors approved it. The municipality plans to move officials from the Škoda Palace in Jungmannova street to the building, where it is leased until the end of March 2028.

Billionaire Passer changes another part of Prague. He also attracted the most profitable family business

Billionaire Radim Passer is changing the face of another Prague location. After Brumlovka, which he has been continuously developing for over a quarter of a century, his development company Passerinvest completed its initial project in nearby Roztyly – the Roztyly Plaza administrative building.

Flexible offices are increasingly in demand, the greatest interest is in Pankrác-Budějovická and Karlín

Last year it became clear that Prague is not only a dynamic European city, but also the second most active market for flexible offices after London. Metropolises such as Warsaw, Amsterdam and Madrid followed at a distance. This success only confirms the growing attractiveness of flexible offices in the region. Moreover, according to the real estate consulting company CBRE, the world leader in the field of commercial real estate services, the positive trend will continue this year as well.

Zeitgeist Asset Management obtains more prestigious tenants in Palác Dunaj in the historical centre of Prague

The international law firm CMS and the European Investment Bank (EIB) have rented office space in the newly renovated Palác Dunaj building on Národní třída. The total occupancy has now reached almost 80%. Only one floor of offices and retail units on the ground floor of the building remain vacant, though negotiations with potential tenants are already underway here as well.

What are the benefits and limits of innovative technologies to achieve emission-free buildings?

Every building is given strengths and weaknesses by the architect. It is necessary to design technology in such a way as to eliminate the weak points as much as possible, and on the contrary to make appropriate use of the strong points. Technologies tend to be expensive, so it is essential to make maximum use of their potential and possible synergistic effects.

The new face of Victory Square in Dejvice

The new look of Vítězné náměstí in Prague's Dejvice will begin to take shape thanks to the winning proposal from the consortium of studios Benthem Crouwel Architects, Opočenský Valouch Architekti, Rehwaldt Landscape Architects, PUDIS and AED. This architectural quintet joined forces to create a well-thought-out design for the fourth quadrant, which Prague residents call nothing else than "Kulaťák".
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