ZDR Investments offices are located on the first floor of the Zlatý Kříž Palace at the corner of Jungmannova street and Jungmann Square in the center of Prague. Monumental building from 1931 by architect Fritz Lehmann, registered on the list of immovable cultural monuments, was built on a floor plan of the letter L. Thanks to this, the two main facades offer a view of the impressive Rondo Cubist palace Adria and Jungmann Square with a statue of Josef Jungmann, and from the east side to the entrance of Franciscan Gardens.
The company invests in premium real estate in the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Austria. The task was to design representative spaces for meetings with clients. The interior of about 400 m2 is divided into 3 functional zones, namely the entrance part with the reception and adjacent meeting rooms, then the zone
for informal meetings intertwined with the offices of executives, the remaining part is purely working environment.

The space was on 1st visit in the form of shell and core, without deposits of modern modifications. Just beams and the columns were partially clad. By removing these small deposits to pure materiality of reinforced concrete structures was created a clean and airy space. The roughness and rawness of the concrete is preserved, visible ceiling, a concrete putty is applied to the floor. The jewel are minimalist details glazed frame-less partitions in contrast with massive profiled doors. Acoustics is addressed by walls with wooden lamells with mineral wool filling.
The reception desk and bar, reminiscent of a steel lattice structure, refer to the company's workload, as a building block of halls. Even the authentic color of the selected materials looks very natural. Element of playfulness is brought to the offices by modular furniture. To the feeling of well-being contributes the bar atmosphere and transparency of the space, divided only visually by glass and light translucent curtains.