A small Czech town boasts a leading example of intuitive, biophilic residential design
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Janáčkovy sady, 741 01 Nový Jičín, Czechia
Design, Architecture
Client
Miroslav Mixa / Mixa Vending
Contracting
Tomáš Straub, Abete Dřevostavby
Furniture Supply
Vitra, String, Todus, Hot-Fire
Art
Viki Štěpánová
Floor Area
330 sq-m
Moved to design a fluid living environment for a home in Nový Jičín, Atelier Štěpán drew from classical Greek atrium houses.
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