The Railway Administration is a government organization that manages all the railway infrastructure in the country. The newly established information centre is situated in the entrance vestibule of the Prague Central Station aiming to create a communication platform with the public. The Railway Administration presents projects, organises training programmes and press conferences here.
The basic thesis of the design is based on the interpretation of the "railway", capturing its essence, aesthetic and then representing it to communicate with the user. The infocenter dramaturgy consists of a combination of digital content complemented by real physical objects that can be touched.

The presentation on a 7.8 m x 7.4 m floor plan is divided into three informative channels - the main and major focus is on the large-scale projection, which functions as a visually dominant element presenting the current projects of the Railway Administration.
Access to more detailed messages is provided by touch screens for individual searches on the maps and social media. Digital content of the projection area and touch screens is complemented by objects from the railway environment - rails, railway ballast including part of a locomotive chassis, a working signal with control panel or models of vehicles for repair and maintenance of the railway line - all to capture the nature of the activity and the essence of what the Railway Administration is.
The interior is purposely left open so that nothing interferes with the various uses - lectures, press conferences, banquets. The environment is visually and colour subdued enabling guest focusing better on the projection. In addition to the open space, the information centre is complemented by two workstations for staff with minimal but sufficient facilities that are hidden from the eyes of the general visitor.