The new development on the north-western outskirts of the Prague - Lysolaje municipality was created in a mutual symbiosis of the public and private sectors (municipality and developer). The aim of the project was to create a new centre of the village and to supplement the missing public amenities for which there was no room in the existing development. The site is shaped like a natural amphitheatre and is connected to the existing street network in four places. The core of the area is two public spaces - a square and a park.
The square is defined by a community centre (multifunctional hall, restaurant, gym), an apartment building with communal flats, a service centre (doctor's office, maternity centre, grocery store, etc.) and a single-storey apartment building with atrium flats. The park is terminated to the north by a kindergarten partially recessed into the rising terrain. There are 57 houses of several types, arranged in a funnel-shaped pattern in accordance with the morphology of the terrain. The whole site is complemented by a new sports complex to the north-east.
The duality of the design is also reflected in the material design, with the public buildings around the square clad in ceramic banding and the other houses in a combination of light-coloured plaster and stone walls.

Vertical load-bearing structures are made of ceramic masonry fittings, underground concrete formwork fittings; or reinforced concrete monolithic. Horizontal load-bearing structures are made of monolithic reinforced concrete.
The public buildings around the square are clad in ceramic banding and the other houses are made in a combination of light-coloured plaster and stone walls.
The site is connected to all available technical infrastructure networks, rainwater is disposed of by deep septic tanks.