Even a new corporate headquarters can be a building with depth, connected to its location and history. A place where recycling, natural materials, and beautiful craftsmanship come together. A place where technology serves merely as complement to creating a strong Genius Loci. Where the principles of Feng Shui are applied not only for the company’s future success, but above all so that every visitor or employee can connect with their soul through the space. So that the architecture uplifts and enriches them.
The farmhouse in Běstviny is one of the oldest buildings in the village. During the renovation, it was stripped of the insensitive layers that had accumulated over the past 70 years, and its energy gradually began to resonate—the project thus evolved to best support the spirit of the place, while respecting the planet, future occupants, contemporary standards, and the company’s operational needs.
Two of the buildings serve as offices and two as material warehouses, so it was necessary to balance the demands of supply operations and proximity to a busy road with a pleasant working environment for employees. That is why, from the very beginning, we addressed both the interior and exterior spaces together. For financial reasons, this first phase focused on establishing the foundation for the company’s smooth operation; the remaining parts will be added gradually.
The entire project utilized natural materials in all structural elements to the greatest extent possible in order to create a healthy and pleasant indoor environment. For its quality, it was essential to work with the flow of energy according to Feng Shui, but also to utilize skilled craftsmanship, which brought out the beauty of the natural materials and elevated them to a higher level.

True sustainability always rests on three pillars.
The environmental pillar is primarily represented here by the maximum use of natural materials (the built-in footprint now accounts for up to about 50% of the total)—e.g., beam and plank structures, natural insulation, lime-based facade paint, clay plaster… High-quality materials extend the building’s lifespan. As many existing structures as possible were reused (renovation as recycling).
The operational footprint is reduced through heating with heat pumps and the use of heat recovery. We care for green spaces (maintenance, grazing, planting).
Social pillar: More important than efficiency were employee well-being, responsiveness to their specific needs, and social bonds within individual groups. The renovation concept reflects respect for the site, its history, and the work of our ancestors.
The economic pillar consists of support for local and small suppliers and craftsmanship (joiners, carpenters, stonemasons, foundry workers, potters, glaziers, etc.). Phased implementation—only the necessary foundation was completed, yet already to a high standard.