Main topic of the project is the urban conception of the city centre of Orlová - creating new central square in Orlová-Lutyně as a familiar and intimate public space connected to nearby green area. New residential house with commercial parterre separates square and current busy Masaryk’s street. The elementary volume conception is based on the development in the vicinity - mainly the city hall and community centre whose were designed in 1980s. The most important characteristic features of the urban and architectural design were unity, integrity and clarity.

The square is concieved as a calm public space paved by bricks in different color shades. The perimeter is formed by new row of trees and there is a new fountain with sculpture of the eagle in the middle of the square. The design emphasizes quality of used materials and types of chosen urban furniture.

The underground parking is situated under the residential house as well as central square. The acces is proposed from the main Masaryk’s street.

The residential house containes porch situated along western facade and flat units with two or three rooms, separated kitchen and spacious recessed loggia. On the groundfloor, there are several rentable units for commercial uses.
The facade of residential house and square are materially unified with brick ellement in traditional red color. The material solution of the complex resembles Ostrava’s original industrial and residential buldings from 19th and 20th centuries.