VILLA COMPLEX IN NEBUŠICE

Location: Nebušice
Project: 2020-2025
Team: Pavel Machar, Radek Teichman, Mária Sklenáriková
Client: RSJ
The aim of the design is to create a new neighbourhood in Nebušice that fits naturally into the existing urban structure in terms of layout and building density, while offering a pleasant environment for future residents. For current inhabitants, it brings a more refined public realm and improved pedestrian permeability throughout the area.
The plan includes fifteen buildings arranged along a newly designed residential zone that gently curves from east to west. This zone connects to Spojová Street via a small bridge, linking it to the rest of the village. The whole area will share a unified contemporary architectural style, visible both in the buildings and in the details of the public space. The proposal also includes improvements to the intersection of Spojová and Ke Strži Streets, creating a natural entrance to the new neighbourhood.
To make the area more varied, the design uses five different types of houses. They share certain architectural details and a common material palette, but differ in size and layout, creating a diverse yet harmonious development.









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VILLA COMPLEX IN NEBUŠICE
Location: Nebušice
Project: 2020-2025
Team: Pavel Machar, Radek Teichman, Mária Sklenáriková
Client: RSJ









The aim of the design is to create a new neighbourhood in Nebušice that fits naturally into the existing urban structure in terms of layout and building density, while offering a pleasant environment for future residents. For current inhabitants, it brings a more refined public realm and improved pedestrian permeability throughout the area.
The plan includes fifteen buildings arranged along a newly designed residential zone that gently curves from east to west. This zone connects to Spojová Street via a small bridge, linking it to the rest of the village. The whole area will share a unified contemporary architectural style, visible both in the buildings and in the details of the public space. The proposal also includes improvements to the intersection of Spojová and Ke Strži Streets, creating a natural entrance to the new neighbourhood.
To make the area more varied, the design uses five different types of houses. They share certain architectural details and a common material palette, but differ in size and layout, creating a diverse yet harmonious development.
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