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Petr Polák is a Czech architectural photographer whose work documents Central European buildings and spaces with precision, clarity, and a strong sense of material and structural honesty. His photography provides an important visual record of contemporary and historic Czech architecture, making architectural work from the region accessible to international audiences.
Diorit Residence is a multi-residential complex set within a rehabilitated quarry at the edge of Brno, where architecture is calibrated to an existing ecology. A terraced mass negotiates steep rock…
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The Forgotten Barn is hidden behind a row of townhouses, located in a quiet courtyard in Dobříš, Czech Republic. This unique project exemplifies how architecture can intertwine heritage and modernity…
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The Automatic Mills Grain Silo Conversion in Pardubice, Czech Republic, is a groundbreaking adaptive reuse project by the Prague-based firm Prokš Přikryl architekti. This initiative revitalizes a century-old industrial building…
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