Reconstruction and completion of one of the two original buildings, so called “American Homeland”.
The original historicizing form with mansard roof replaced by a “contemporary” expression. The main construction interventions consisted of demolishing the original internal staircase, the extension of the rear communication tract with staircase and elevator, the completion of the last receding floor and the completion of the meeting room on the “crooked red legs”.
The material solution distinguishes the original mass (white plaster) and the extensions (cladding with dark gray Cembonite and visible concrete in the interior). The characteristic expressive element of the facade is the shielding, textile awnings on the original mass and aluminum blinds on the large glazed surfaces of the buildings.
Functional content — ground floor, buffet, planography, archive and technical facilities, other floors, design office, administration, capacity approx. 70 people.
Elaboration of architectural studies, complete project documentation, engineering activities and construction management.
