The Visitor Center of the Botanical Garden of Prague serves to organize educational, presentation, social and commercial events. It is located in the botanical garden area, where the garden adjoins the villa development. The visitor center finds itself at the interface of two completely different environments – on the outside, a residential district that likes its peace and quiet and does not want to be disturbed; on the inside, a busy visitor center with a rich natural, cultural and social program. This initial situation fundamentally influences the design.
Both objects are designed in lapidary geometric forms to create a neutral background for the central public space and the surrounding botanical exhibitions. The objects and surrounding areas feature additional natural materials – wood (Siberian larch), stone, glass, aluminum, stainless steel.
The multifunctional hall is adjacent to a water area, which is part of the quiet zones of the botanical garden. The greenery surrounding the new objects is already part of the exhibition and complements the compositions in the form of surfaces, structures, textures and colors. Both native and introduced plant species are designed here.

The entire complex demonstrates contemporary environmentally friendly approaches to the natural environment and modern ecological architecture. The buildings are very economical in operation, user-friendly and sustainable in the long term. Ventilation is provided primarily naturally - through windows, in cases of absolute necessity forced with the necessary adjustment of the quality of the supplied air (recuperation). The buildings are heated by a combination of traditional sources (gas boiler) and low-temperature sources (heat pumps). Photovoltaic panels are located on the roofs for heating hot water or supplying energy to the network. Artificial lighting is provided by energy-saving LED sources.
The rainwater drainage system is double - water from the roofs is led into the accumulation tank and serves to replenish water in the pond, rainwater from the road and paved areas is infused. Sewage wastewater is drained through the sewer to the municipal wastewater treatment plant.