Creating a story of quality architecture in a small town, thereby positively motivating and inspiring visitors. The bourgeois house from the second half of the 19th century has been enriched with innovations that are intended to bring new utility and design value without affecting historic preservation.

Just- or defiance of Czech smallness. The owner's inspiration for the architectural approach was the nearby Litomyšl, i.e. a modern historical city. This approach is still not common in the countryside and brings many pitfalls. Above all, the pitfalls of small-mindedness, which create insurmountable obstacles in a person. Therefore, in our logo there is a mighty Sisyphus, who spends immense efforts to achieve the result. With this project, we want to revive the faded glory of the charming Jimramov.
The set of buildings includes a residential house with 6 apartments, a former barn used for wellness and a newly built restaurant on the site of a former barn. In the rear part of the property there is another barn, as a technical space. We have 5 parking spaces and a social yard in the area.
Innovation here is represented by 3D printing of concrete for sitting in the courtyard, studio windows to the roof that cannot be seen from the outside, fire extinguishers that look like an interior painting, or a chimney that has become a light guide.
The historically inhabited two floors in the residential part have been preserved in a bourgeois style, and the living space offers the contemporary construction of 3 attic apartments. In the former economic part, the basic material was cleaned with the recognition of artifacts of the time. It is primarily a loft ceiling, whitewashed stone masonry, a division of wrought-iron windows and wooden doors.
The restaurant stands on the site of a dilapidated drive-through barn, where large-format glazing connects the courtyard with the interior and is a reminiscence of the former operational functionality.