The leitmotif of the design is to preserve the character of the place with an industrial tradition even after the change of use of the area (conversion). The urban footprint of the premises, with a chimney in its visual centre of gravity located in landscaping, is preserved. In general, the architectural principles typical of the city of Hradec Králové are chosen. The reconstructed building forming the street front of Pražská třída has a quiet, unadorned façade with a carefully designed composition of openings underlining the horizontal character of the zoning. This composition will be supplemented by a corner building in the second stage. Towards the courtyard, the original division of the façade of the administrative building is respected. This topic is further interpreted and developed into a contemporary art language. The distinctive horizontal extension on the north-eastern edge of the courtyard is designed as a reference to the original warehouses and halls. While the base of the carport reflects their original massive (brick) walls, residential "containers" clad with sheet metal façade are a reference to the original roof material-subtle (sheet metal) area. This part of the house is in close visual contact with the original chimney and creates a specific atmosphere of the project. The material solution is chosen with regard to the architectural concept mentioned. The plastered façades, which formed the defining character in the original solution, are the basis. Following the historical context, they are then supplemented with sheet metal tiles. The interior is adequately fitted with visual solid burnt bricks.
The layout is a result of an effort to bring as much of the atmosphere of a quiet and sunny courtyard to the housing units. The main building is designed as a staircase one with one vertical communication. The basement of the main building is dedicated to the technical and storage facilities of the building.

This is a reconstruction of the existing tannery building. During the design phase, care was taken to preserve the maximum of the original building. It has been, therefore, decided to keep the existing two floors above the ground and add two new ones. The interior design then incorporated the original materials (e.g. visual bricks, granite cubes).
The brick contains many sustainable elements, on which we strongly rely. The brick clay meets the strict requirements for heat leakage – almost no heat should leak, which is why we place emphasis on the thermal insulation of the building shell in addition to perfectly sealing windows. There is hot-water-based underfloor heating in all dwelling rooms of the apartment. Windows that could overheat are already equipped with external blinds as standard. Special photovoltaic panels are installed on the roof of the house. The electricity produced is then used directly in normal operation – common areas and apartments. We have installed aerators and other equipment in all apartments, thanks to which the household will save up to 50 % of water.