We take a finished design and build it into reality — from preparing the groundwork through coordinating trades and logistics to handover. It's not just about running the site. It's about catching the detail that would otherwise cost time and money a month down the line.
One point of responsibility for the whole space, from the first visit to the finished handover. Checking the drawings, coordinating trades to a single schedule, logistics and delivery of materials, ongoing quality control, keeping to deadlines, handling changes on site, and a clean handover with documentation.
No. We take a finished design from an architect or studio and build it into reality. Our job is the detail between the drawing and the handover.
In Prague, across the Czech Republic and the European Union, and further afield too. For international clients we have worked abroad, for example on Škoda showrooms in France and Germany, and on something more exotic: finishing a hotel complex in the Caicos Islands.
Commercial spaces: hotel lobbies (Fairmont Prague), office building receptions (Nová Masaryčka), exhibitions (National Museum), showrooms (Škoda), TV sets (Stardance) and hospitality venues (Gutovka).
Yes. The Fairmont lobby sits in the listed former Intercontinental building. Every method and every fixing had to respect the historic fabric, on a schedule shared with several contractors at once.
A change on site is normal. What matters is catching it, pricing it and solving it without chaos. If a delay is coming, you hear about it before it becomes a problem.
First we go through the drawings, scope and constraints of the space, and talk to everyone involved in the project. The result is a detailed, transparent quote with a realistic schedule and no surprises halfway through. We prepare thoroughly for interesting projects, and we still deliver the quote within a few days.