The reconstruction of a villa in Troja offers a modern approach to design, featuring four floors and a beautifully integrated garden. Emphasizing a minimalist façade, the building creates a sense of vertical continuity, seamlessly connecting the interior and exterior spaces.
On the fourth floor, interior modifications have been made to create a more open, cohesive space. The design removes functional and visual obstacles, allowing for fluid interaction between the kitchen, dining area, and living room. This openness ensures a natural connection with the garden, offering breathtaking views of Prague. The nearly 25-meter elevation enhances the experience by linking the indoor spaces with the outdoor kitchen, which sits on the slope above the villa.
The interior design highlights the villa’s exceptional view of Prague, including iconic landmarks such as Prague Castle, Stromovka Park, and the Exhibition Grounds. The sloping plot allowed for the creation of a perfect terrace, directly connecting the sauna room to outdoor seating and a generous steel pool set in a concrete bed.
One of the villa’s standout features is its sloping terrace, which aligns with the heights of the sauna room, creating a beautiful outdoor area with direct access to the pool. This thoughtful design ensures that the exterior and interior spaces flow harmoniously. From the highest floor, residents can easily access the terrace, summer kitchen, and rooftop terrace, providing a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living.
