Nevi
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Mint Investments
The beautiful spaces on the top floor of the Myslbek Palace, featuring two terraces and unparalleled views of Prague, have been chosen as the headquarters of Mint Investments. In a place where, until 1996, there was a gap between the existing buildings, one of the first post-revolution commercial buildings in central Prague was constructed, named in honor of the pavilion of the Association of Fine Artists and Friends of Czechoslovak Art, Myslbek. The association's members were influenced by the works of one of the most important figures in Czech sculpture – Josef Václav Myslbek. Assisting in furnishing new office spaces in such a location was a challenge for us.
Our absolute, uncompromising priority was the ergonomic design of workspaces. Height-adjustable NEVI desks paired with COSM chairs by HermanMiller, complemented by top-notch monitor arms from CBS, fully meet this requirement. The workstations are supplemented by mobile metal drawers. In the meeting rooms, CIVIC tables dominate, paired with seating from Viccarbe. The soft seating is represented by Sistema sofas from the same brand. The modern interior is acoustically enhanced by panels from the Swiss brand EchoJazz. The terraces are furnished with outdoor furniture from Viccarbe and Enea, which logically mirrors the furniture in the dining and kitchen areas inside.
Our absolute, uncompromising priority was the ergonomic design of workspaces. Height-adjustable NEVI desks paired with COSM chairs by HermanMiller, complemented by top-notch monitor arms from CBS, fully meet this requirement. The workstations are supplemented by mobile metal drawers. In the meeting rooms, CIVIC tables dominate, paired with seating from Viccarbe. The soft seating is represented by Sistema sofas from the same brand. The modern interior is acoustically enhanced by panels from the Swiss brand EchoJazz. The terraces are furnished with outdoor furniture from Viccarbe and Enea, which logically mirrors the furniture in the dining and kitchen areas inside.
Year: 2024
Location: Prague
Architect: City Work Architects
Project Manager: Mint Investments
Photo: Aleš Jungmann
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