Paulíny Hovorka Architekti
*1998 – Banská Bystrica, Slovakia
Our architectural studio focuses on the design and planning of new buildings and renovations for residential and business purposes, including the creation of their interiors. The scope of our services typically ranges from architectural studies, through all project phases, to thorough authorship collaboration (supervision) during construction.
In our work, we strive for a creative response free from outdated schemes to the starting points of the assignment. These include the client’s requirements, the characteristics of their land, location, and the economics of construction. The starting points are always logically reflected in the original concept of the building, which is supported by its functional modern design. Precisely designed construction and interior details are the final pieces of the puzzle leading to good results. In 2011, we received three significant Slovak professional architectural awards for the construction of the Phoenix Zeppelin headquarters in Banská Bystrica; the ARCH Magazine Award, the CE.ZA.AR Award, and also the Dušan Jurkovič Award, which is the Slovak national award for architecture.
In our work, we strive for a creative response free from outdated schemes to the starting points of the assignment. These include the client’s requirements, the characteristics of their land, location, and the economics of construction. The starting points are always logically reflected in the original concept of the building, which is supported by its functional modern design. Precisely designed construction and interior details are the final pieces of the puzzle leading to good results. In 2011, we received three significant Slovak professional architectural awards for the construction of the Phoenix Zeppelin headquarters in Banská Bystrica; the ARCH Magazine Award, the CE.ZA.AR Award, and also the Dušan Jurkovič Award, which is the Slovak national award for architecture.
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