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This place is devoted to the presentation of the recent projects of developer YIT Slovakia to their clients. It combines the various meeting places and exhibition areas with samples of the materials used in the ongoing projects. Entering the showroom, you will meet a "pink box" with three meeting rooms and a passage directly before you. It is a main volume placed inside the historical context of Pradiareň 1900 building. Caption Caption This pink structure has variously shaped apertures combined with black-coated metal structures supporting the construction of the second level. The second level is accessible by the spiral stairway. The floor here is partly rotated 90° against the level under. It is also a bridge to the next,... More

YIT offices are situated in the building of the former Hungarian thread factory. When designing the office premises we took into consideration the preservation of the atmosphere of the original production hall to the maximum extent possible, but also taking into account the acoustic well-being of the employees. Matej Hakár Matej Hakár Matej Hakár Matej Hakár Matej Hakár The space is designed as a semi-open space, it is visually divided into smaller units. Closed offices, framed dividing walls and closed meeting rooms are placed between individual departments, which allowed us to achieve different degrees of intimacy in the space. Matej Hakár Matej Hakár... More

The idea of the new food court in Avion Shopping Park stems from significant changes in the market, most notably reduction and renovation of the original hypermarket and a need to expand the capacity of existing food court which is overcrowded during peak hours. The position of the new food court emerged from various studies done between 2014 and 2016. And an invited architectural competition was held in the first half of 2016. The area of the new food court is approximately three times larger than the old one. The new location was in the place that was previously occupied by Hypermarket.The new location had few disadvantages which needed to be addressed with an appropriate architectural solution. It was mainly access from the sec... More

Author's NoteThe new premises of LUCRON Development represent a focus on quality and professional responsibility. It was important for LUCRON that the interior design would create a space with a character that could be identified with and would leave a lasting impression.Architects focused not only on the selection of materials but also on modern and innovative technical details that are not immediately visible. They created a blend of materials that naturally complement each other with their simplicity and organic colours creating a backdrop for daily life.In the new office premises the entrance guides first impression by one's own reflection. It is noticeable that everything has its place and there is space for everything.&... More

Location: Ladislava Batthyanyho street, Jarovce, Bratislava, Slovakia Authors: Compass architekti: Ing.arch. J. Benetin, Ing.arch. M. Gašparová, Ing.arch. M. Grébert, Ing. MGR.ART. J. Kurpaš Address: Compass, s r.o Miletičova 5/B 821 08 Bratislava email: [email protected] web: http://www.compassatelier.com Photography: Boysplaynice www.boysplaynice.com     Land area 661 m2 Built-up area 160 m2 Usable area 137 m2 A volume of 535 m3 More

Panta Rhei is a well established and popular bookstore in Slovak Republic. Café Dias is a coffee place, which became an addition to in Panta Rhei branches to support bookloving atmosphere. With its size, Panta Rhei is one of the largest subjects in its market segment. We were chosen for a competition to provide a fresh new design for the branches, and after two rounds we came out as winners. Our main goal was to create a design, that sustains the friendly face of the bookstore appreciated by its customers with a focus on quality and effectivity of the design and modularity of its parts. The elemental module, which we based the design on, is a book, specificaly a connection of a book and a shelf, which led us to find and define t... More