The area in question is located above the village of Koněprusy in the Bohemian Karst Protected Landscape Area. It is a slightly sloping land located in close proximity to the forest.
The House of Nature of the Bohemian Karst was built, including an exposition, a gazebo, modifications of the adjacent outdoor areas and an outdoor staircase in front of the entrance to the caves.
The building is positioned at the northern boundary of the site so as to interfere as little as possible with the open space and thus not interfere with walking and viewing routes. Its architectural form is based on a simple and rational massing based on the adjacent surroundings, operational constraints and the economic requirements of the client. The two rectangular masses intended for the exhibition and the administrative building with technical and operational facilities are connected by a central entrance hall oriented both to the open space and to the existing footpath from Koněprusy. This functional division is furthermore supported by the material solution of the facade.
Operationally, the building is divided into three parts. The centrally located entrance hall can accommodate the largest accumulation of visitors before entering the exhibition. The lobby is connected to the exhibition hall with a shop and hall, luggage and stroller storage, public toilets, an info kiosk and ticket sales, which can also take place from the outdoor area in good weather without disturbing the entrance to the building itself. The west wing is dedicated to a two-storey exhibition, a shop selling regional products and promotional items and a multi-purpose hall. The eastern wing is mainly dedicated to the administration building and technical and operational facilities. It also includes exhibition space for short-term exhibitions and travelling exhibitions.
A geo-trail is built alongside the existing tarmac road leading from the car parks below to the open space in front of the Nature House as part of the outdoor exhibition. The entire area around the building, including the newly built service roads, is made of mineral concrete.

Structurally, it is a load-bearing wall system of reinforced concrete construction supplemented by internal partitions made of ceramic and concrete blocks. The building is based on monolithic foundation strips or footings and partly on a foundation slab.
The external façade is made as a ventilated façade of wooden larch slats and titanium zinc sheet in anthracite colour. The simple massing of the building is complemented by the additions of a bicycle storage room, a terrace and a diesel generator. In the case of the bicycle storage room, it is a simple steel structure sheathed with tension metal, the terrace is made of glued wooden profiles. In both cases, the roofing is made of translucent polycarbonate. In the interior of the building, the vertical reinforced concrete structures and concrete block walls are made in a visual manner, while the brickwork is plastered. In the entrance hall, the appearance monolithic reinforced concrete structure is complemented by the cladding of laminated foil panels in oak decor, which is also partially present in the multipurpose hall and in the public toilets in dark grey. In the basement, a contact insulation system made of EPS boards finished with a base layer of trowelled mass is designed in the unheated areas.
The ceilings are designed as a monolithic reinforced concrete slab, the pitched roof is made of steel beams with a trapezoidal sheet metal roof. The roof over the west wing of the exhibition and the entrance hall is designed as a vegetated roof, while the roof over the operating facilities is finished with a layer of washed duck. The ceilings are plasterboard or mineral ceilings, in the west wing of the exposition and entrance hall they are made of fiberboard. In the refreshment and toddler exhibit rooms, the ceiling is made of larch wood slats that flow seamlessly out onto the terrace. The floors are designed with a poured cement screed, finished with a self-levelling trowel in areas with increased aesthetic requirements.
The windows and assemblies on the façade of the building are wooden, glazed with triple glazing, with aluminum at the main entrance. All windows on the south façade are fitted with external aluminum louvres. The skylights are plastic, fixed glazed with insulating glass. The garage doors are designed automatic aluminum industrial doors with PU sandwich infill and system doors.