The aim of the reconstruction and completion of the wine cellar dating from the late 70s of the 20th century was its modification into a weekend house that will be comfortable enough for a family with children. A contemporary house, which with its material and morphological solution connects to the surroundings and thus becomes a natural part of the space.
The overall proportion and determining elements of the exterior are based on the typology of the original vineyard houses.
The layout is based on the limited possibilities of opening the building to the surrounding buildings due to the small area of land and tense neighborly relations and a clearly defined direction of views over Strachotínský pond and Novomlýnská reservoir towards Pálava.
The space inside had to be arranged most efficiently, due to the compact dimensions it was necessary to design most of the furniture as built-in and preferably multifunctional units, such as a des with stairs to the garden.

The building meets all the requirements for modern living and recreation, but consistently preserves the local morphology and traditional construction: the gate enters, the walls are brick, brick, wooden truss and the roof of burnt tiles. The color and material solution respect the local tradition and the original construction in the immediate vicinity.