Náměstí Republiky 7 building Location City: Prague, Czech Republic
Heritage reimagined to support contemporary working
Heritage reimagined to support contemporary working
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Key Info
- Includes:
- The 4,630 m² scheme includes 90 private offices, 17 meeting rooms, an indoor atrium, roof terraces and a conservatory, alongside four event halls, the largest accommodating up to 130 guests.
- Status:
- Completed in 2026
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One of the city’s most prominent historic properties
One of the city’s most prominent historic properties
The reimagined Náměstí Republiky 7 (NR7) building in the heart of Prague reopened in 2026, marking the completion of a major transformation of one of the city’s most prominent historic properties. The project introduces a flagship flexible workspace destination for Scott.Weber Workspace, following a €39.8 million renovation of the heritage-protected, eight-storey neoclassical building originally constructed in 1905.
A contemporary workplace with historic character
A contemporary workplace with historic character
Designed by Chapman Taylor, the project delivers a contemporary workplace concept that carefully balances the building’s historic character with the requirements of a cutting-edge office environment.
Original architectural features were retained
Original architectural features were retained
Original architectural features such as wrought iron railings and mirrored walls have been preserved and celebrated, while modern interventions introduce flexibility, natural light and collaborative spaces.
We sought to balance the preservation of the building’s heritage with the integration of cutting-edge workspace design. Our goal was to create a productive and inspiring environment that reflects how and why companies are increasingly choosing flexibility
Breathing new life into historic buildings
Breathing new life into historic buildings
Náměstí Republiky 7 now stands as a new landmark workplace, demonstrating how thoughtful design can breathe new life into historic buildings while responding to contemporary ways of working.
