Golden Seat Around the Tree with a Drinking Fountain for a private garden. This seat is actually a decorative brass tree grille that is extended into the half-round seat. It is created out of 20 identical galvanized metal sheets that are attached to each other with shaped wooden pieces to crated the base for seats and armrests. Colors of this conception are conceived to be along with colors of the autumn leaves of the plant and to be opposition to the white marble of the garden.
Women Sitting on a Staircase by the Water Spring. This composition is a concrete 3D printed object made out of two parts and is actually pointing out a spring of water. It is based on the idea that even spring could have a form of its soul. Here represented as silver carafe peaking out of the wall and an abstraction of a woman sitting by on a staircase. The water itself is not coming out of the silver carafe, here the carafe is a symbol of Mother Earth pouring the water from the ground. Water then flows from the lap of the statue down step by step. Simple large scale 3D printed object using today's options of 3D prints. It has 2 parts. Concrete curved part with layering. We kept the layering of the concrete caused by the 3D technique as horizontal stripes, which makes the curved object to have a feeling of sedimentation. The second part is a silver cut out part of the carafe.
Bench "Amphi". This double level bench in the U shape is mainly designed for student campuses. Its modal shape allows people to move the bench and form unique spaces. The bench construction is based on a welded iron frame structure supported by cross steel wires. The surface of the bench is then done with colored wooden boards. This light construction allows users to manipulate the object easily, but its toughness remains. The main purpose of this bench design was to allow students to sit in a ring and debate together or just to have fun. Other usual straight benches do not allow such as features and modality.
Cardboard animals as seats for kids. This project started a few years ago with stage design for theatre we have completely done out of corrugated cardboard. We found that it is a perfect material for interior design, especially for short-term objects. As a result of our experimenting with the material, we came with seats for kids. These seats are out of corrugated, five-layer EE flute, that is thin enough and also tough enough for use as a seat. The inner cross of the seat may hold up to 60 kg. Seats are a puzzle. They can be easily assembled and put together only with a system of locks without any gluing. We ship it flat in a cardboard briefcase. You may buy one here online in our e-shop.
Queen's Nyola stream. The stream is situated at the bottom part of the Royal Gardens of Prague below the Queen's Summer Palace designed by Giovanni Spazio during the renaissance period around 1534 a.d. The design of the stream is based on the idea, that rainwater from the Castle could be stored in a tank under the gardens. People may then use a mobile phone app to start the water. The stream is using the slope of the hill and does not need any special technology to pump the water. These garden panels are large scale 3D prints with colored, grinded concrete. In the middle of the stream is a statue of jumping golden fish. Along the stream are situated drinking fountains and benches, that are also 3D printed as one piece with bottom panels. The name of this park is according to a Czech romantical writer Julius Zeyer whose monument is situated at the park. Queen Nyola is a good character from Zeyer's fairytales..
Our aluminium vases are crafted from precisely shaped metal sheets, folded and joined to create clean, architectural forms. Each piece balances the raw honesty of industrial material with the sensitivity of sculptural design. The surface carries a subtle, hand‑finished texture that reflects light softly, giving the metal an unexpectedly warm presence.
The construction is intentionally visible: seams, bends, and contours reveal how the object was made, turning craftsmanship into part of the aesthetic. Despite their robust material, the vases feel lightweight and refined, offering a quiet contrast between strength and delicacy.
Designed for both interior and exterior spaces, these vases resist weathering and age gracefully. Their minimalist geometry allows plants to become a natural extension of the form, creating a dialogue between organic growth and precise human-made structure.
Campus Amphiteatre Shaped Staircase. Staircase design to fit the needs of a university campus. The shape of the stairs makes little amphitheater units. Each unit makes a perfect environment for student groups to gather outside and talk. The center point of each unit is differentiated by different types of grasses or water fountains or other elements. 3D printed steps are heated and the amphitheater units could be used even during winter times. This space could be also used for outdoor lessons, thanks to the perfect shape of the units. Units are hexa-shaped to fit perfectly next to each other, in order to create decreasing environment half of each unit is lower and half is upper.
Concrete Sitting City Module. Developing this project was extremely fun. We have developped this module for public space to serve the public, but also the client's request was to create a module that could be used as protection against terroristic attacks. It took quite a while before we have come up with a geometrical object. Mathematically the core of this module is "okterakt". We modified the okterakt in order to create seats for people. The trick is, that the seat is always two sides symmetrical and could be used under a different angle. The module is out of concrete and is heavy enough to create stability and protection. The module could be cast in a mold or 3D printed.
Prague's Metro Sign conceived also as a seat with a wifi hot-spot and public charger. Prague desperately needs a new street metro sign for better orientation. This seat incorporates different features that are possible only thanks to new technologies. The upper part of the seat forms a logo of a Prague Metro that is actually a symbol of the capital letter M and an arrow pointing down. Inner parts of this seat color represent the color of the metro line. Here an example of metro line A, which is green. The front and back sides of this sign have a list of metro stops. This text is illuminated from the inside of the stand. The edge led light stripe shows the actual real position of all the metro trains that are in the tunnel at the very moment. So that all travelers could see visually when the next train is coming and also overview the frequency and the density of the metro trains at that very moment. The seat also incorporates free WiFi hotspot and a charger.
Golden Frog Drinking Fountain for Prague. This design reflects the needs of Prague to have a chain of new drinking fountains. Basically, it is two metal piece extensions from a traditional tree grille with a set of two bowls attached. One upper wooden bowl (which should be made out of the same wood as the tree) is shaped to hold the water for washing hands. The lower bowl at the bottom of the fountain is here to hold overflow water from the fountain for dogs and pets. Spare water from the fountain is then guided between the sheets to water the plant. On top of this fountain is a little statue. Here a golden frog. This little statue is different for each fountain and is reflecting local legends and makes each piece special. The goal of this design was to reflect unique Prague's places and legends. It is a connection between old local traditions and a need for a new modern design fountain.
The proposal design of a city bridge, the unique structural solution is based on the dome shape, that is rotated 97degrees. Construction is made out of wood reinforced with steel rods. From the structural point of view of the bridge, this is an ideal and natural solution, even though it is so unusual. This bridge is handsome and it fits very well in the ordinary, mostly angular urban environment. The bridge thus fulfills not only a transport function, but also serves as an artistic element and, above all, a suitable orientation element of the place. The bridge is opposite the city amphitheater and thus complements the space.
Water Nymph "Naiades" Peaking Out of Water. This light elliptical construction was design for a pond in a park symbolizing a nymph. A symmetrical shiny element creates a reflection on the surface. The object seems thru the reflection as if it would continue underwater. Light makes it animated. Elliptical-Hexa-poly structures have this incredible magic, that they are beautiful and effective on one hand, and on the other hand, they are technically possible. This construction seems so light but is also as tough, therefore could easily hold even in this unique half missing shape. Water nymph became a meeting point for lovers from the area. The construction is iron but the surface is galvanized and polished to maximum glossiness.
Bench "VASE" with a Golden Pond. This concrete bench was designed as a decorative part of the square to create a meeting point and also an eyecatcher of the place. The vase is filled with decorative grass and allows walkers to sit down and relax. In the middle of the vase is a drinking fountain that supplies water to the bottom pond under the vase. The design of the golden pond reflects the vase from the bottom and creates unique feelings and lightness of actually very heavy objects. Also, the pond serves as a drinking fountain for dogs and other local pets or birds. The vase is heated, therefore could be also used as a comfortable seat during the wintertime.
Mother and a Child. When I was creating this statue I was more thinking about a common personification of the Earth and its biosphere as the giver and sustainer of life. Here along with a child. The statue is growing from the ground and is connected with a child as one object. Expressing emotional connection between mother and her child. Her mother is sitting in a squat and the kid is with bended knees laying on his mother. It is 3D printed statue using concrete colored in the same tone as the surrounding rock. Half of the statue is perfectly geometrical second part is naturally wawed to represent chaos and order in nature and human life.
A sculpture for public space made of bent stainless steel pipes. This sculpture is made of precisely defined geometric shapes, but at the same time resembles flora. It is therefore a wavy shape that imitates and creates the feeling of a growing element. At the same time, the wavy shape complements the straight and sharp edges of the surrounding architecture. At the same time, like the surrounding trees and plants, it provides shade. The shape is completely different from different points of view and thus creates a completely unique environment and serves very well as a meeting point.
Drinking fountain in the shape of a vase. This drinking fountain was designed for Prague's street Helmanova. Construction of the drinking fountain is from galvanized 4mm metal plates cut in the shape of the vase and welded together. In the centre axe of the vase is a tube with water. The extra water from the fountain goes down to the bottom of the vase, where is situated a little reservoir for dogs and then the water also waters the nearby tree. This style of the vase reflects the place. This design of the vase is only one and unique for this street. Each place where this drinking fountain is situated has a completely different shape of the vase. But the construction is similar and also it is always placed by a tree.
Memorial bench in a half-rounded vase shape. This proposal was designed to form a unique and memorable space. Vase shape was used many times historically to form a public space or memorial. This time we updated the vase into a bench. The "Vase Bench" inner part is open, so people may sit init in half-rounded 3 level seats. This shape allows people to sit around a little drinking water fountain. The golden fountain has two levels. One upper bowl and second golden, bottom bowl by the pavement. The golden piping of the fountain is visible. This object is a concrete form with a durable iron inner structure.
We have created a public bench called "COOP". This work aimed to create a public space where people can sit across from each other and have a natural conversation. Also, the bench itself serves as an artistic object in the public space. This outdoor sculpture also serves as a natural orientation point and is a friendly meeting point. The wooden material and rounded shape is a perfect and welcome opposition to the metal, concrete, and glass sharp surroundings.
Little Hexagon Landscape. These hexagon-shaped pieces are 3D printed. The core is concrete 3D printed with polished plastic 3D surface. Hexagons are in 4 different heights. Each piece works separately as one seat or can be placed next to each other and create a relief landscape. Could be also used near sport places to form a tribune. Each hexagon has an L shaped armrest that fits into another hexagon. Prints could be done any color according to a RAL color palette. The bottom part of the object is rough concrete to resist dirt. The upper part is polished to be easily cleaned by rainwater. Hexagons are so variable so it can shape any type of space and may be used anywhere interior or exterior.
The Silver Waterfall Drinking Fountain proposal for the famous stairway at La Cagu concept store located Kagurazaka, north of Shinjuku ward in Central Tokyo. This drinking fountain is incorporated into the stairway itself and reflects the shape of the place. Shiny silver brushed aluminum stripe is creating the image of a waterfall to depict the fountain. The shaped metal piece is then rising from the ground to be curved its ideal shape for drinking and manipulating the spare water. This drinking fountain has three levels. The first upper level is shaped to make drinking possible. Spare water from the drinking lever is guided as a little waterfall to the second lower level, which is ideally shaped for cleaning the hands. And from this lower washing level water is guided to the bottom level, which is shaped like a drinking fountain for our pets, especially for our dogs. Water then flows to the nearest drain
Metalic Ribbon Driking Fountain. This fountain and drinking fountain is a precisely geometric shape made of steel, which, with its color and shape, is in contrast to the angular shape and color monotonous surroundings, thus complementing and balancing the space. The upper rounded shape symbolizes the cycle of water in the ecosystem and brings this water to passersby. The fountain has a water inlet as a drinking fountain. The water then falls to the lower level, where it is used for washing hands, and then the water falls to the lower level, where it is intended as a drinker for the dogs.
City footbridge across the park lagoon between office buildings. The design pint is that by rotating the upper rose, the central part of the suspended footbridge can be raised. This drawbridge is designed to fit in a variety of environments. The construction combines the possibilities of wood and steel. A huge advantage of such a circular structural solution is its stability in all directions. And so the construction better withstands various loads.
Porcupine Public Water Shelter. Supermodern publick art scuplture. The sculpture is almost levitating above the water level pond. Public water space, which is extremely shallow, keeps the water level maximum to just a few centimeters. This water element is mainly designed to cool the public space during hot summers. People may walk and touch directly the statue. Light construction out of chaotically placed metal tubes creates a perfect shape of an almost closed globe. Tubes are able to spray water to cool down the environment. But also the top tubes are able to spray vapor. Vapor creates clouds above the statue and creates shade for the surroundings. The water surface also projects a perfect reflection of the stature. The color of the tubes is tint light cyan to reflect the color palette of the surrounding buildings. The end part of the tubes also consists of a led diod light, therefore the sculpture also glows during the night.
Amphitheater Shaped Bench with Water Elements. Basically a three-level bench, that can be used from the outside, but also could be used from the inside. I designed the bench as a 24 sided polygon. On each level, there are 12 water springs with drinkable water. The middle of the amphitheater is also a water element. During cold winters this middle water element could be switched with a public fireplace. So people may sit around even during heavy winter times. Each water spring has a light from the bottom. During night sprigs of water shines like a crown shaped by water. The bench has a metal core with a wooden surface. Seats are heated during the winter. Lights and water elements can be modified by mobile app.
Three Golden Bowls as Birds Drinking Fountain. Three golden mists. We designed this drinking fountain for the birds as part of the marble staircase from which it seems to grow. The fountain is divided into two parts. The right part is solid marble and arched into an arch. The second part, the golden bowls with the geysers themselves, are interconnected and appear as if they are floating. The fountain appropriately and purposefully complements the double staircase in the city park.
A marble fountain with a gold cap for a water feature in an ornamental pond. We did not throw this elegant geyser of water in the shape of a polished black marble pebble into the prestigious garden. Marble is a precisely shaped spherical rounded shape that seems to grow out of a pond. The top of the elongated sphere is a golden, shiny brass element with a lake and geyser in the middle. From one starana, a brass element and a marble ball are then milled into a decreasing semicircle through which the water from the geyser flows, thus connecting the fountain with the lake.
A visual fountain of colors composed of metallic, moving leaves symbolizing a nymph. In terms of construction, it is a lightweight, galvanized Buckminster-Fuller dome construction. Glittering leaves are attached to the construction mesh, which move in the wind and reflect light. At the same time, the half-dome is reflected on the surface of the lake in the park. This creates the impression of a complete ball of leaves. The color solution of this water sculpture is inverse to the surrounding nature. This creates a phenomenon that naturally complements the color in the park, and at the same time, this color cannot be found anywhere else in the park. It is so pleasing to the eye.
Eco Electrical Car Charging Stations for Modern City. Design of a modern shelter for charging cars combining advantages of metal and wood construction. The main inspiration for this station came from nature. A tree-like shape has the best possible construction solution of an object, that is supposed to protect people from rain, snow, and sunlight. This construction is very light but tough enough to resist even extreme conditions. Here the core is shaped metal stem, that is shaped to be opening upwards. The stem is made out of 3 I-shaped metal profile, that is curved into branches. The upper part of the I profile is filled with wooden decks to simulate the branch and also to hold the roof construction, which simulates the shape of a treetop. The station also pose, that all the energy comes form green sources.
Bottomless Vase. Actually, this is a public drinking fountain in a shape of a perforated vase. The shape of a vase is created out of little metal pulled tetrahedrons. Shiny pieces look light and make a sparkling effect. Water falling down is visible through the vase. Extruded tetrahedrons are beautiful and also make the construction tough and technically possible. Metallic tongue peeking out of the wall brings the water directly to the center of the vase. This tough is curved to concentrate the water in the middle and the surface is waved to shape the waterfall in little strings of water. Even during the winter, when the fountain is off and there is no water this vase shape is a decent object in the public space and cast beautiful shades.
Staircase with little golden bears. Golden giants are made using concrete 3D printers. Concrete is colored to dark yellow simulating golden color. Bears are resting. This staircase is a surrounding sports center. It is a place not only to walk but to sit and meet. We created many different shapes of the resting giants for different occasions and different seasons. So we can switch them during the year. Color and gesture is reflecting the current situation. Here in the picture, the bears are demonstrating in support of Ukraine. The effect of 3D printer concrete layering is used as a surface effect to present the emotions of the bears.
City fountain with golden bottom and waterfall. We designed this monolithic tetrahedron with rounded sides as a geyser and drinking fountain to refresh passers-by. The top lid is galvanized and serves as the golden bottom of the geyser from which the water comes, which then flows sideways to the ground. This shape pleasantly complements the surroundings. Polished stone with a brass top are materials that are found in nature, so they naturally fit into the natural environment, their processing and geometric shaping is, on the contrary, human and thus a combination of natural and civilized occurs.
Negative shape of the inclineted vase with a real water spout. We designed this vase for a public, modern garden as a negative imprint in concerete casting. The illusion of a real vase is enhanced by the splash of water at the mouth of the vase head, which flows into the golden pot. The rounded shapes and historical context are in a pleasant interplay with sharp, angular and super-modern concrete. At the same time, the acquisition costs for this type of artwork are low. The second effect of this work is its longevity and the absence of the need to maintain and care for the work. In winter times, the water element is simply switched off and the fountain continues to function as an unique element.
Stone River for the Giants. We designed a very simple shape of a vase and a river made of stones for the garden of a modern public space. We designed this garden to be long-term maintenance-free. For this reason, we replaced the water feature with stones and concrete. The tilted vase is made of rough-hewn stones that have been laid out in a circle. It forms the shape of a vase. This stone vase is then surrounded by strips defined in concrete, which are filled with stones of different sizes. Let's simulate the shape of flowing water. The garden is supplemented with greenery.
Flower-shaped drinking cup made of iron strips. We had the individual sheets of steel bent into the shape of a flower petal. We then put these plates in the kurhu, and thus the natural shape of a drinking fountain was created in the spaces of city parks. The plates are galvanized in a matte metallic color. Thanks to this surface treatment, they are corrosion-free. The water is conducted through pipes hidden in the structure. A drinking bottle in this shape is better suited to modern parks and urban spaces.
Half-cut Golden Bench. We conceived this distinctive element to the Japanese garden with a water feature as a separate, characteristic work of art. It is actually a very precise gemometric shape of a circle cut in half. The surface is polished galvanized with a golden effect. The bench is halfway on the edge of the lake and reads above the water level. Visitors to the garden can thus walk and refresh themselves in the water, and at the same time sit directly in the water. The inner part of the half-parabola shape has a wavy shape, which, thanks to the gloss, resembles circles on the surface. The bench is thus a completely unique and distinctive element of the garden.
Tatra Mountain Bench and a Shelter and a 315° View Point. Interesting construction using traditional materials of the Tatra Mountain in Slovakia. This module serves as a bench with a view, that is also protecting people in the bad weather. Especially against heavy rain, wind, and snow. The simple shape of a cut open sphere is a perfect shape for a construction system. The insight of a sphere is a two-level bench. So that people may sit and lay back on the second level of the bench. Or sit in the upper level. The system of shelters is for the whole mountain, and its shape is reflecting the relief of the space. And is always situated against usual wind directions. Wooden traditional construction holds the surface that is done in black metal, but also could be covered in more traditional roof systems, like wooden chops or slides traditional stone.
Electrical-bike Charging Shelter. Unique cone type of construction of a shelter. The main goal we achieve in this design is a simple self-supporting type of structure. Therefore we came up with cone-like construction, that is made out of two different types of scales. The unique shape of the scales allows self-supporting construction. Each piece could be lasered, engraved or 3D printed. The size of the piece is 92*41 cm and there are 48 pieces to build the half-sphere shape. Each piece fits together perfectly. Each level of the construction is +15 degrees angled. In order to fix each level perfectly, there is another piece in the cross direction. Thant is how 2 people may build the self-supporting construction on site within an hour. The outside surface treatment could be done by fire instead of the usual varnish. Burned surfaces have prooven stability and protect the wood. The nature-friendly construction fits perfectly the city-scape or any modern place and is nicely in opposition to a concrete type of modern city. The nature-inspired shape is smart and makes use of the shelter universally.
Guerrilla Vista Point in the Krkonose Mountain area. Simple trick done only by rearranging a heap of planks. It is situated in the core of the Nationa Park Krkonose, so no permanent construction is allowed. We overpassed this rule simply by rearranging the pile of wooden planks lying there, ready for transportation. Smart idea how to make a peaceful place to rest for a minute during the mountain walk. And it could also save you from rain. We used no nails or screws. Only lying each layer smartly, so the total weight of the construction guarantees stability. So no Defenders of the National Park could do anything about it. We made it with two steps to sit and a curved back with an overhanging top. No matter how long was each plank. We only aligned the front perfectly along with a form.
Bottomless Drinking Fountain. Drinking fountain in the shape of an old traditional vase designed for Prague's downtown. The classical shape of a vase fits perfectly the old traditional parts of Prague. The vase is made out of 4mm slices of galvanized metal plates. A little water spring is in the middle of the vase. Different parts of the Old Town of Prague have different shapes of the vase, reflecting the old tradition of the place. There are no two similar-shaped vases in the city. Vase shape is not only a drinking fountain but serves also as a meeting point or a landmark. Waterfalls on the insight of the vase down to the bottom permanently as a spring of water. Inspiration for this project came from an old Prague legend about a bottomless vase. We think that old, decent and traditional shape but in a modern style fits perfectly the city environment, much better than super modern designs. Especially to old and historical parts of the city.
Set Design for Prague's Shakuhachi Festival. We created a simple solution, that is on one side perfectly acoustical and on the other hand beautiful and also technically possible under circumstances of the festival. Basically, we cover everything with a double-sided sticker in a roll. Then we took a simple office shredder to create stirpes of paper in different densities of gray. The intensity of gray is the amount and density of typography on the paper. Then we were able to create a spatial landscape-like feeling of the scene. We glue the stripes of the shredded paper onto the sticker. In the center point of the festival was a darker rounded element recalling the image of a Japanese flag.
Massive Marble Fountain in the Shape of a Bud. We designed this heavy marble element for a modern, angular urban environment. With its round and rounded shape, it is in opposition to the angular surrounding environment and thus appropriately complements the place and balances it compositionally. The surface is polished and contains a splash of water in the central part. The central element is with polished brass. Water fills the central pond and flows through four channels. The entire fountain is placed in a brass basin into which the water from the geyser flows.
Heron By the Water. I designed a series of sculptures for public space inspired by the world of birds. The expressive element of these sculptures was the line. Using a simple line, I tried to express the essence of the given animals. The area of the park where the statues were placed is around a modern body of water in a generally concrete environment. I wanted the undulating sculptures to be in opposition to the hard, angular and gray concrete environment. The form is therefore significantly wavy and milled from wood. At the same time, the sculptures function as fountains.
Public bridge, covered footbridge. This proposal was created for a public competition. I once designed a bridge, actually a covered footbridge, the point was that the structural solution should reflect the structural relations of pressure and tension in the best and most efficient way, and that's how I arrived at a double W shape. The structural solution is thus a design element. The rule is that if the construction relationships are solved correctly, the construction is always beautiful in itself. The construction combines wood and steel, the roof is made of tanned boards.
A wooden bridge inspired by a Gothic arch across the heath. We designed the structural solution of this bridge as a multiple Gothic arch made of wood, which expands upwards. The wooden structure is mirrored. The individual arches are connected to each other by steel rods, which naturally balance the forces occurring in the structure. The combination of wood and oocele is thus ideal. The bridge deck is then supported by a central beam, which is suspended from central steel rods. The construction is so natural and beautiful at the same time. The steel details and joints are printed on a 3D printer. The wooden beams are bent, resting on the sob in the middle, just like a Gothic arch.
A two-story circular mountain suspension footbridge. For the structural solution of this footbridge, I chose a classic circle because the simple geometry has its charm and at the same time good strength properties, both in compression and tension. Here, two levels of footbridges had to be hung above each other, with the support structure having to be anchored to the side of the rock. Well, not like a regular footbridge that anchors downwards. That's why the circle became an ideal option. The construction is a combination of wood and steel, for its ideal properties. Both structurally and visually.
Hedra Foot Bridge. A public pedestrian bridge with a construction solution in the shape of a hedra that can walk. This foot bridge is situated on the city's water canal. The atypical construction design is not only a work of art in public space, but also very practical. Thanks to the shape of the hedra, in case of emergency, it is possible to rotate the structure of the bridge and thus free up space for sailing through the channel. The Hedra thus rotates on its spikes and thus the entire bridge can be marched away to make room.
Technical Library Wayfinding System. Each department and section of this National Library has its own line pattern and assign material. The spatial form of this wayfinding system guides people easily to the desired section. In this library, it's hard to get lost. Here visualization in the main atrium. As in architecture, different materials and different patterns mean different departments. Different material of each section is reflected not only in the wayfinding system but also in space of the whole section. For example, the wood used for a system is then also used for shelves, seats, tables, etc. Therefore just by feeling the material assures you which section are you in. Different patterns are used as in blueprints in architecture. In this case, we did not use colores to differ the section as it is usual but materials and patterns instead. Colors were used previously to decorate new architecture without any wayfinding meaning or function. The system resembles a tree, but that was not meant side effect that grew out of visualization of the hierarchy of the library.
A marble fountain designed as part of a public staircase. We designed this massive fountain as part of the staircase. The parts of the steps around the fountain are rounded, so that the half-round fountain fits naturally into the environment. The rounded shape of the fountain resembles a pebble that protects a spring of water. the trickle is aligned with the entrance and can thus serve as a drinking fountain.
An acoustic, mountable element for the interior. This design embraces the current possibilities of 3D printing of acoustic elements. Each piece fits easily into place like a puzzle. As a consequence of the puzzle type of print, it is possible to gradually print even large areas on even a small 3D printer. The parts are designed in such a way that they have an ideal acoustic effect on the interior and at the same time create a pleasant aesthetic impression. The back side of the acoustic piece is in the shape of a square with snap elements. So it is very easy to build on top of each other. This kit is possible not only for domestic or ordinary interiors but is also suitable for work environments with increased loads. Each part can be printed on a different scale, so it is also suitable for industrial premises.
Pressed Glass Table Sculpture.
This tabletop glass sculpture was conceived as a light object that does not need an electrical connection. In the middle of the room, it uses refraction and reflection of light, making it appear as if the object itself were emitting light. It is a prefabricated shape made of pressed glass.
Wind Turbine Made of Wood in the Shape of a Tree. We designed these synchronized offshore turbines. Turbines are fully efficient, but they are different from normal ones. So that they fit into the environment. The rounded shape of the blades resembles a tree in shape. At the same time, we used wood, which is more suited to the location than ordinary turbines. The pal fits into the designated place and complements the place.
Geyseer Shaped Drinking Fountain. The main inspiration for this public spatial art came from French-American sculptors Niki de Saint Phalle and Jean Tinguely. I have tried to do something as joyful, playful, and colorful as their art was. Yet different with my very own unique approach and unique style and design. I took one of my old artworks I had done in school, that was representing a face of a young man in geometrical line form. Here I remade the artwork in spacial form. I needed to create something artistic in opposition to the gray, concrete, squary shaped surroundings.
Golden Pot in a Square Bench. This unique design of a bench with a water element was done especially for the Japanese garden. The ground plan of the atrium with the garden is shaped square. Therefore we have made a square-shaped bench. This Bench is made out of black, galvanized, 1 cm thick metal plates, that overlap each other by 10 cm in the middle. Plates are welded together. In the middle of the black square is a space where golden pots perfectly fit. The pot is filled with water. Water flows into the container through a gold, external tube. The bench composes the garden design.
Vulcano Square Fountain. 3D printed tile shaped little vulcanos with sparkling water geysers. For this modern square, we designed a fountain shaped like a small volcano with geysers of water inside. Using 3D concrete printing, we created an environment reminiscent of a natural phenomenon and thus complement the austere modern environment of the square. The geysers change the amount of water and are illuminated at night. They are directly accessible, you can walk between them or cool off. Interior parts of colored concrete are heavy glass rounded shapes to shape as a water geyser. Water is then poured over the glass core. This unique style of the fountain is there to simulate the water by glass, so that the fountain design works also without water during the winter season.
Man with a Mustache and a Monocle as a public urban statue. The main inspiration for this public spatial art came from French-American sculptors Niki de Saint Phalle and Jean Tinguely. I have tried to do something as joyful, playful, and colorful as their art was. Yet different with my very own unique approach and unique style and design. I took one of my old artworks I had done in school, that was representing a face of a young man in geometrical line form. Here I remade the artwork in spacial form. I needed to create something artistic in opposition to the gray, concrete, squary shaped surroundings.
Gateway to the Sea. We designed this architectural element as part of the pier. The pier's structural piles above the water level continue upwards and form a Gothic arch. The open Gothic vault is made of wood, the tip of the vault is strengthened by a steel rod. The structure is then open and, thanks to the combination of the properties of wood and steel, strong in all directions. This open element serves as an imaginary ram, reinforces the pier and functions as a meeting point and orientation point.
Rain Harvestor. A sculptural rain harvester that reimagines the traditional roof.
Built from wood, fired clay tiles, and a steel‑reinforced inner structure, this conical object resembles an oversized pine cone. But unlike a roof, its function is reversed: the tiles are intentionally inverted, directing rainwater inward rather than away. As water flows along the surface, the entire form gently guides it toward a central reservoir. The collected rainwater is then used to irrigate surrounding plants, creating a quiet, self‑sustaining cycle. This piece merges artistic expression with ecological purpose—a sculptural element that not only enriches the space visually, but also nurtures the environment through thoughtful, functional design. If you want, I can refine the tone further for your website or adjust it to match the Vázy Dvořák studio voice.
Dubai Expo Bench. Bench design done for the Expo 22 Event. We have created a half-globe-shaped bench out of wooden cell units. The trick of this design is that each cell is made out of the very same unit. The unit has a screw thread in the middle. By spinning this middle screw, you can open or close the cell unit. Thanks to that any shape is possible to model out of the unit. Here it serves as a bench and an orientation point. The bench's half-globe extension serves as a parasol against the heavy sunlight. Some of the units have fabric shade creating closing. The center point of the bench is equipped with a water spring.
Half-cut golden vase in a stone niche in a rounded pond. We have designed a golden vase to fit into a half-circled stone niche. To reflect the half cutted shape of the niche, we have cut the golden vasewas in half, exactly alonng the niche. To opose the stone material of the place we did the vase in polished golden surface. Vase is reflecting light that is coming from the outside and from the water surface. Even without direct sunlinght, vase seems like shining. Insight form of the vase we have done layered. Each layer then is alsmost like the water level. Light that is reflected on the insight of the vase then simulates feeling like the vase would have been filled with the water. So even during winter times, when the water is frozen, the fountain looks filled with water. Behind the vase is a natural water spring and this rounded pond is the begining of a stream. Vase makes abeautiful reflection on the surface of the water. The vase has a name "Mlada" signifiing "young women".
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