The renewal of an essential part of the Sázava Monastery complex included the restoration of the Baroque Church of St. Prokop, the tower and the Gothic triple nave, the completion and making accessible of the crypt, the construction of a community and information center in the rectory building and the overall restoration of the church forecourt.

The lattice in the entrance portal of the Church of St. Prokop is one of the three contemporary elements that have been sensitively designed by Studio acht with respect to the history and purpose of the place. The entrance is further complemented by new holy water fonts. The underground crypt has undergone the largest contemporary interventions. The author's aim of the new architectural elements was to underline the Old Slavic roots of the Sázava Monastery, in whose scriptorium were Glagolitic fragments probably originated.

"Architects from Studio acht have many years of experience with the reconstruction of monuments and church buildings, but we consider the Sázava Monastery to be our most important renovation to date, which we have approached with due respect. We are grateful that we were able to participate in a project of the similar size and importance, ”concludes chief architect Václav Hlaváček.

In the case of the rectory building, it was an adjustment for the rectory community and residential purposes of the parish administrator. The restoration of the church and the torso with the tower consisted mainly in an extensive renovation and restoration work both indoors and outdoors in order to ensure a longer life of these buildings without significantly affecting the way they are used for. The architectural concept of the church involve the addition of exhibition spaces in the emporium and the overall rehabilitation of the crypt under the presbytery. In the parter we tried to design a completely new conceptual treatise in terms of terrain elevation, access road management and surface solution. The open space in front of the chuch has been restored and adapted for outdoor church services. The torso of the side Gothic nave, the only realized part of the unfinished triple-nave church, was also made available.