We are delighted to announce a triumph for our client, NOHO a.s., in the Czech Republic's Real Estate Project of the Year competition. Awarded the coveted Architects' Award in the regional category for Kralovehradecky kraj, NOHO's 'Green Building' (Zelená budova - srdce Sousedství) project marks a pioneering step in the realm of brownfield revitalisation and architectural innovation.
Situated in Kukleny, Hradec Králové, the 'Green Building' project embodies a seamless fusion of historical allure with contemporary design, setting a new benchmark in sustainable urban development for subsequent phases of the entire area's future development.
Real Estate Competition: A Platform for Innovation and Sustainability
Our team has been instrumental in reimagining this once-neglected historical building for the future, employing Graphisoft ArchiCAD software. This powerful tool enabled us to integrate advanced 3D Point Cloud technology within our Detailed Design Documentation process, ensuring unparalleled accuracy and detail in our architectural planning.
This accolade recognises our collaborative efforts in harnessing cutting-edge technology to preserve and enhance architectural heritage. The project's success not only underlines our commitment to sustainable practices but also positions NOHO as a leader in the field of real estate development in the region.
We extend our heartfelt congratulations to NOHO on this outstanding achievement and look forward to furthering our partnership. This victory is a testament to the power of innovation, precision, and sustainable design in shaping the cities of tomorrow. This remarkable recognition at the Real Estate Competition demonstrates NOHO's leadership in sustainable real estate development and architectural excellence in the Kralovehradecky kraj region.
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🔴 Disclaimer: The visualisation presented for this project is created solely to demonstrate the real design following the completion of the Detailed Design Documentation. It is not in any way associated with the architectural visualisations carried out by the architects of the building, Opočenský Valouch Architects.
