Cinema Jas in the building designed by architect Karel Řepa operated since 1949 until 2007. The building was empty for several years until a local builder took it over and planned a smaller development project with several residential units and commercial space. We got to the project in its development and we were given the task of creating interior in one apartment for the future owner.

We work with 2 floors, which were planned to be connected by tall windows. On the first floor, we designed an entrance with a large walk-in closet and a main living space with a kitchen. A gallery is created on the second floor, from which the bedrooms with bathrooms are accessible. Since natural light from the windows of the perimeter walls does not reach this space inside the layout, a small internal atrium was built to bring daylight into two of these rooms.
The dominant element became the original reinforced concrete ribs, which we had cleaned and made stand out. Despite the fragmented layout defined by the building of the apartment, a view of the ceiling gives an idea of the original space.

In the interior, we combined concrete screeds, large-format tiles and oak wood both on the surfaces of the walls and floors, as well as on the furniture, which is designed to be maximally functional with many hidden storage spaces. The apartment is designed underfloor heating and air conditioning. The staircase is made of a steel structure, hidden in wooden paneling of atypically designed furniture.