The BOŘISLAVKA CENTRUM offers a unique combination of a commercial passage and offices with greenery

The urbanistic scheme and architecture are the product of an international workshop attended by ten reputable international as well as Czech studios. The winning design of the renowned Prague architectural studio AULÍK FIŠER ARCHITEKTI won a prize in the international professional competition International Property Awards.

• 4 awards

  in a prestigious architectural competition

• 35,000 sq m

  of office and retail areas

• 4,000 sq m

  of publicly accessible greenery

A complex of four buildings – four crystals – is situated on Evropská Street in Prague 6, directly above and directly linked to the Bořislavka underground station. The architectural design, the building solution, as well as the construction itself, fully correspond to the philosophy of sustainability and environmental responsibility. The building is built according to cutting-edge technology standards, supplemented with an intelligent building management system that ensures energy performance control, exchange and recuperation of air, including humidity control.

The architectural solution of four glass crystals makes full use of the irregular lot with relatively significant differences in elevation, respecting it to its fullest. Each of the buildings has its own entrance from Evropská Street, to which a piazzetta with cafés, restaurants, places to relax, and water surfaces is linked. The centre will be surrounded by more than 4,000 sq m of green areas. Non-walkable roofs will be planted with extensive greenery and grown trees. A system of atriums with live plants linking several levels as green threads is designed in the interior of building 01.

An integral part of exceptional architecture is art in the public space. The passage lobby between buildings 1 and 2 will feature a custom-made light glass object – “ICEBERG”, made by Lasvit, on the basis of a design by Maxim Velčovský, and the piazzetta will feature the “NA HORU” (TO THE MOUNTAIN TOP) sculpture by the renowned artist Federic Díaz.