Enterprise - Horní stanice Lanovky s infocentrem





Enterprise je název horní stanice lanové dráhy v Kopřivné – první architektonické realizace v Česku využívající velkoformátový 3D tisk betonu (3DCP) v rámci veřejné stavby v horském prostředí. Sochařská forma stavby, inspirovaná syrovou geometrií skalních útvarů Jeseníků, vznikla jako technologický prototyp a zároveň citlivé zasazení architektury do krajiny.

Objekt zahrnuje řídicí místnost provozu lanovky, informační centrum s pobytovou terasou, zelenou střechu s vyhlídkovou plošinou a v nejnižší úrovni veřejné toalety a sklady. Architektonické řešení propojuje tištěné betonové skořepiny s integrovanou tepelnou izolací a terénními úpravami, které navazují na okolní krajinný reliéf.

3DCP technologie zde představuje nejen udržitelný způsob výstavby, ale stává se i jazykem architektury – umožňuje ergonomické formování hmoty, strukturální optimalizaci a precizní artikulaci či integraci dalších prvků.
Dominantou interiéru je hlavní pult informačního centra, navržený jako lehká tištěná krajka, která reflektuje morfologii okolní krajiny – ornament a tektonika se zde pojí v jeden celek.

Projekt reagoval na mimořádně náročné stavební podmínky, komplikovaný terén a nutnost zachovat provoz lanovky po celou dobu výstavby. Tisk konstrukčních prvků probíhal v hale, zatímco na místě probíhala rychlá montáž.
Kontrolní kabina byla na základovou desku složena během jednoho týdne, a již tři týdny od položení základů byla lanovka opět uvedena do provozu.

Enterprise není jen technickým objektem, ale také místem pro zastavení, výhled a zážitek. Ukazuje možnost, jak může být experiment s materiálem a formou v rovnováze s ekologickou ohleduplností a krajinářskou poezií.









Enterprise — the first architectural realization using large-scale 3D concrete printing (3DCP) in a public mountain environment. Its sculptural form, inspired by the raw geological formations, acts both as a technological prototype and as a deliberate integration of architecture into the landscape.
The building includes a control room, an information center, a green roof with a rooftop viewing platform, and public restrooms and storage facilities. The architecture merges printed concrete shells with integrated thermal insulation and carefully shaped terrain, forming a natural dialogue with its alpine setting.
3DCP technology manifests not only as a sustainable construction method, but also as a new architectural language – enabling ergonomic shaping, structural optimization, and the precise articulation and integration of spatial elements.
The centerpiece of the interior — the main counter of the information center — is designed as a lightweight printed lace, reflecting the morphology of the surrounding landscape, uniting ornament and tectonic logic.
The project faced exceptionally demanding construction conditions, including steep terrain and the requirement to maintain uninterrupted cable car operation throughout the build. The structural components were printed off-site in a fabrication hall, while rapid on-site assembly ensured minimal disruption.
The control cabin was assembled on the foundation within a single week, and the cable car was returned to full operation just three weeks after the foundation was laid.
Enterprise is more than a technical station — it is a place for pause, perspective, and experience. It demonstrates how material experimentation and formal innovation can coexist in harmony with ecological sensitivity and poetic expression.



























trinity 99 - Affordable housing strategy

 Trinity : A Harmonious Symphony of Architecture, Community,

and Innovation

Our study led us to the comprehension : the key lies not solely in the shape of an individual building but in orchestrating a harmonious interplay within a larger, synergistic urban context.

Trinity acknowledges that a community is more than the sum of its architectural components. It recognizes that innovation arises from understanding how buildings seamlessly integrate into an urban tapestry, fostering a sense of unity and purpose.

In our pursuit, we considered more than just efficiency and spatial layout; we prioritized a delicate equilibrium between private and public realms. Trinity aspires to be more than a mere structure; it's a it's

a demonstration of our commitment to create living spaces that transcend functionality. We aimed for a design that not only maximizes utility but also elevates the quality of life for its residents, blurring the lines between private retreats and communal spaces.

As we present Trinity for this competition, we would like to presnent you the convergence of affordability, thoughtful design, and a visionary approach to urban living. It is not just a project; it is a philosophy —

a testimony to the belief that in the trinity of effective design, economic viability, and communal harmony, we find the blueprint for the future of housing.





Revolutionizing Shelter: A 3D Printing Paradigm for Global Housing Solutions

In the face of escalating urbanization and the burgeoning global population, the issue of homelessness has reached critical proportions. A staggering 1.6 billion people worldwide endure substandard housing conditions, underscoring the urgent demand for affordable and high-quality housing solutions on a world scale.

Regrettably, conventional construction practices, limited land resources, and repetitive residential designs have imposed barriers to widespread homeownership. Compounding this challenge is the escalating number of individuals displaced from their homes due to conflicts, climate change, and various social factors, a trend that has been steadily rising since 2008, affecting approximately 23 million people annually, with projections indicating a further surge in the future.

Amidst this disconcerting backdrop arises a promising solution through innovative construction tools and techniques such as 3D printing, digital fabrication, and robotics. Notably, 3D printing stands out as a transformative solution poised to alleviate the global housing crisis. This pioneering technology holds the potential to streamline the design and construction processes, expediting project timelines while upholding impeccable quality standards. In essence, 3D printing has the power to revolutionize the entire building industry, providing a sustainable and scalable answer to the pressing need for adequate and affordable housing worldwide. Embracing these new-age methodologies is not just an architectural choice but a societal imperative that can reshape the landscape of housing accessibility for generations to come.



The heart of our innovation lies in an algorithm that orchestrates the random generation of point locations, each serving as a canvas for the creation of unique structures. Through successive iterations, the algorithm refines its output by scaling these points, gradually converging toward an optimal solution. Beyond the numerical precision, our emphasis was on selecting a solution that not only met the specified criteria but also produced spaces of exceptional quality and contributed to a dynamic urban pattern.





The urban principle employs a syntax of alternating houses (B) and yards (C) in the sequence BCBCBCBCBCB, enabling the printing of 5 house-yard pairs (5BC) on a single print bed. These pairs are connected by elements like an articulated park (G) or a garden with a root cistern and orchard (O). These green spaces can be linked to a parking lot (P) or a public plaza (S). The resulting combinatorics generate a diverse urban cluster with public, semi-public, semi-private, and private spaces—P-O-5BC-S, S-G-5BC-P, and more. Various combinations, including G-G, OS, OO, SS, are possible, offering flexibility. Additionally, houses (B) can be replaced by public programs such as shops, classrooms, offices, gyms, galleries, introducing a multitude of urban configurations.




Programmatic Versatility

The Trinity structure boasts a remarkable flexibility in program distribution, drawing inspiration from the synthesis of a classical megaron and a Socratic house. This unique design allows for seamless transitions from intimate to public spaces, accommodating a diverse range of programs. From simple facilities for stores, communities, offices, or workshops to a spectrum of residential uses, our units cater

to individuals, housing-first initiatives, veterans, elderly couples, and families.

Tailoring to family needs, our design accommodates those with children, offering adaptability through easily configurable sleeping lofts. For larger requirements, Trinity cells/buildings can be ingeniously combined into expansive units, exemplified by the double unit configuration. This adaptability extends to programmatic articulation, reaching its zenith with the potential for a church. Here, interior walls become canvases for artistic interpretation, with the possibility of crafting an iconic roof, transforming the Trinity structure into a truly multi-functional and aesthetically expressive architectural creation.





Our design unfolds as a continuous, adaptable space, transitioning from a spacious communal kitchen and living area to more intimate private zones. The thoughtful layout leverages natural light in the backyard, offering flexibility with sliding doors for individual spaces. Integrated furniture elements maintain a sleek aesthetic, extending seamlessly into the backyard where built-in furniture and greenery enhance both form and function. In essence, our design prioritizes fluidity and adaptability, creating

a harmonious living experience.




conclusion, Trinity represents a revolutionary approach to housing, balancing effective design and affordability. Our generative model, driven by an innovative algorithm, transcends functionality to become an artistic expression of technology and creativity, redefining the essence of urban living.

Trinity's program versatility caters to diverse needs, from individuals to larger families, even accommodating a church. The building's adaptability showcases the limitless potential within the Trinity concept.

In the realm of 3DCP, articulation is a crucial opportunity. It enables the crafting of a distinctive architectural language tailored to clients, communities, and regional contexts. This adaptability ensures our designs resonate with specific project needs, fostering a dynamic interplay between form and function. Through 3DCP, we transcend conventional boundaries, creating bespoke expressions that seamlessly integrate with surroundings and reflect thoughtful, context-sensitive design.






Dům Petříkov HP3U3 realizace

 Realizace domu v Petříkově


přípravná fáze studií trvala více než 7 let a přes 3 různé varianty jsme dospeli k výsledné studii prezentovane na blogu níže.

Stavba je vsazena do krajiny velmi pečlivě. Díky dostatku času na přípravu a častém pozorování místa se povedlo osadit dům tak že se okamžitě po dokončení stal integrální souřástí krajiny. Dům půdorysně reaguje na pozemek a jeho situaci, na sever je sevřenější na jihozápad se otvírá. Polygonální tvarování je již specifickým jazykem našeho studia. Jednak reagujeme na oslunění a formujeme dům energií, ale dalším důležitým hlediskem je organizace prostoru v domu - program a cirkulace / pohyb domem/ 
















rekonstrukce chaty Křižánky


Cíl byl renovovat objekt pomocí náhrady stávající nevyhovující střechy. Nová střecha, s narativem blízkých skal, představuje trojúhelníkový systém , který vytváří obyvatelnou strukturu s efektivní distribucí konstrukce. Vnitřní prostor se tím stal velmi otevřeným a intenzivním




V přízemí je nový prostor jako zimní zahrada poskytující společenský sál až pro 15 osob

u vstupu je zádveří , koupelna, dále obytná kuchyně s obývacím prostorem




v patře se nachází pokoje a převýšený společenský prostor který je propojen se soukromými galerií.





 na hlavní ložnici navazuje integrovaný balkon. celá hmota střechy je pokryta dřevěnými lamelami



v zadní části byly navrženy pohybující se objekty zimní zahrady


idea byla zamčení objektu při nepřítomnosti uživatelů a jeho odemčení - odsunutí části v přítomném stavu