The Museum in Holešovice prague 7 is designed with a focus on simplicity, functionality, and sustainability.
The minimalist facade with panoramic windows plays with natural light, creating an inviting rhythm.
Flexible exhibition spaces use both natural and artificial lighting to highlight the art.
Emphasizing interactivity, the museum integrates advanced technologies to offer immersive experiences, harmonizing with the cultural richness of its surroundings.
This is not just a place for viewing art but a space that offers choices, allowing visitors to explore exhibitions, lectures, and interactive displays.
terrain context
Daylight as a light source results in minimal overheads.
Overhead lighting: advantages, independent of orientation, not affected by overhanging trees or neighbouring buildings, easy to regulate (louvered ceiling), low reflection, light more widely distributed over exhibit area; disadvantages, strong heat generation, risk of damage from water and condensation, only diffuse light.
Window lighting: view out (relaxing), room easily ventilated and kept at a uniform temperature, better lighting of groups and individual exhibits, lighting of display cases from the rear.
section 3-3
6.00 am 14.00 pm 18.00 pm
weekend house 2022.
Located near horní planá in the south bohemian region this project envisions a simple wooden cabin that blends seamlessly with nature.
Inspired by the serene landscape and nearby family homes the cabin is designed as a peaceful retreat where visitors can connect
yacht club with a hotel 2022.
The yacht club project was developed in Odesa for people who own yachts, offering them a comfortable and functional space for recreation.
The building features stunning views of the surrounding area and includes a café open to everyone, creating a welcoming atmosphere for both yacht owners and visitors.
section 2-2
tourist recreation center 2022.
4-story buildings.
Rooms are located on the 2nd and 3rd floors, while the 1st floor includes entertainment areas, a restaurant, gym, and lecture hall for events.
The project aims to create a modern, aesthetically pleasing tourist complex that caters to both Ukrainian and foreign guests, offering comfortable living, quality food, and leisure activities in Ivano-Frankivsk.
the walls of the restaurant 1-1
the walls of the restaurant 2-2
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modern house 2022.
This modern residential project was completed in my spare time reflecting a contemporary approach to housing design.
biotopia 2022/23.
As part of atelier Winy Maas at «The Why factory», the Biotopia project explores a world without boundaries, inspiring a broader view of design possibilities. Through research on themes like “dip into the green,” “reflect,” and “glow,” this project investigates the overlap of natural and artificial environments.
Today, more than ever, design intersects with nature—welcome to the age of biology.
open art stage 2023-24.
The concept focuses on creating a clear connection between the stage, the viewer, and the quarry.
The spectator's 360-degree rotating seat provides a full view of the quarry, enhancing the perception of the territory and enabling dynamic performances.
The stage is fully visible, while advanced light and sound technology above the seating area elevates the experience. With a capacity of over 150 people, the design combines functionality and immersion.
Main stage: Spectators view performances on the primary stage.
Dynamic intermission: Seats rotate to reveal a smaller stage above, where actors transition between levels of the quarry.
