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Atelier Štěpán is a Czech architecture studio founded in 1997 by husband-and-wife team Vít and Marcela Štěpán. Based in Brno, the practice is known for blending contemporary design with spiritual and cultural depth, particularly in their church and community projects. Their work emphasizes minimalist forms, material honesty, and a poetic approach to space, often creating architecture that seeks both functional clarity and emotional resonance.
Atelier Štěpán’s Silver House in Jihlava rehabilitates a protected burgher house on Masaryk Square, transforming it into a public cultural venue. The project reclarifies the Renaissance travee and reopens the…
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Completed in 2020 by Studio Atelier Štěpán, the Internal Landscape Villa in Novy Jicin is a modern reinterpretation of a classical Greek atrium house.
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For the last 30 years, architect Marek Jan Štěpán has been working around a church dedicated to beatified Marie Restituta. For its design, the sacred space uses a circular floor…
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