How multi-site assembly created the foundation for a substantial, accessible workplace destination.
The project in context
A multi-site assembly in a well-connected Prague location prepared for a substantial office campus with efficient access and integrated parking.
A business campus is experienced as a network of buildings, routes, shared services, and arrival points. Its quality depends on how individual phases contribute to that larger workplace environment.
A strong office campus starts with a clear relationship between land, access, and future users.
Building a framework that can grow
The project brings multiple sites into one coherent development framework with efficient access, workplace capacity, and integrated parking.
Phasing works best when circulation, servicing, parking, landscape, and architectural identity are planned as shared systems. That allows each building to function independently while strengthening the campus.
Supporting changing workplace needs
Letná Park stays useful when tenants can expand, relocate, or reshape floors without leaving a connected Prague campus. Clear routes and shared amenities keep later change practical.
For Letná Park, long-term relevance comes from protecting the project’s defining idea while allowing its spaces, operation, and relationship with Prague 6 to respond as needs evolve.
