We proudly unveiled the newly renovated premises of the VN62 building on Wenceslas Square. This exclusive address in the heart of Prague, right next to the National Museum, now offers boutique office spaces that meet the highest standards of a modern working environment.
During the tour, we showcased not only the office floors but also a unique duplex unit spanning over 500 m² with four terraces, as well as a representative lobby adorned with rare light green onyx. Visitors were also introduced to the latest technologies that ensure both comfort and operational efficiency throughout the building.
VN62 boasts not only a unique design but also excellent transport accessibility and stunning views. The building offers a total of five floors, each with an area of 326 m², now available for lease.
PROJECT
- 1 minute from Metro Lines A and C
- A high standard of furnishings found
- Low servis charges
- High standard with no additional investment required
MODERN OFFICES
ON WENCESLAS
SQUARE
The Václavské náměstí 62 building is located at one of the most prestigious addresses in Prague, offering direct views of the Statue of Saint Wenceslas as well as excellent transport accessibility. The property has undergone a sensitive refurbishment and now meets the highest standards of quality and sustainability. It holds a BREEAM Outstanding certification, the highest possible level of sustainability, confirming its exceptional energy efficiency and environmentally responsible operation.
HISTORY
The building at Václavské náměstí 62 is located at one of the most lucrative addresses in Prague and offers a breathtaking view of the iconic statue of St Wenceslas. It is currently being reconstructed and has been designed so that it meets even the strictest criteria according to the BREEAM OUTSTANDING certificate. It is also thanks to this that at the end of 2024, you will be welcomed by boutique offices with modern technologies that can be adjusted to your needs.
The current building was constructed between 1996 and 1998 based on the architectural design of DREXLER & VRBATA – ARCHITECTS. Given the narrow and elongated plot, the historic surroundings, and the neighboring buildings, the design was a challenging task. However, the architects addressed it in an original way. The facade consists of two layers – structural and decorative (semantic). Visible vertical and horizontal structures intersect with three geometric patterns (rectangle, circle, and triangle) created with dual-colored artificial stone cladding and corresponding prints on the window glass panels. According to the authors, these patterns represent the three fundamental form constants of architecture.
The new construction received recognition not only from experts but also from the general public, which warmly embraced it.
