Addresses with a Story
A city is a living organism. It changes with every street, with every building that, after years of silence, shines with light in its windows again. Our work is not just about reconstructions, square footage, and layouts. It is about the stories that take place in the buildings – about the life that returns to them.
For three decades, we have been giving new life to buildings with history and shaping new addresses that will one day have their own. We carefully select locations, look for architectural quality, and build as if we were going to live in the buildings ourselves. Not for effect. For lasting value.
PSN is not just a brand. It's people.
Behind every project is a team of experts – project managers, technicians, marketers, and salespeople. We are a Czech company with deep roots and a strong relationship with the city we live in. And we change it with discretion.
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Iconic buildings from our portfolio
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Dancing House
We have owned this famous building since 2013. The Dancing House – an architectural icon of Prague – the result of a collaboration between Frank Gehry and Vlado Milunić, is one of the most photographed buildings in the city. At PSN, we bought it with respect and with a clear goal: to preserve its significance, maintain its technical quality, and to make it accessible to more people. Here you will find exhibition spaces, offices, and a renowned restaurant with a view of Prague Castle.
Metronome
A Letná icon that shows time a little differently. The Prague Metronome, a kinetic sculptural object by Vratislav Novák from 1991, stands on a site with a significant yet troubled past. Today it is a symbol of movement, change, and perspective. PSN is the long-term custodian of this cultural landmark – and even though it doesn’t measure seconds, its significance endures.
City Empiria Skyscraper
The third tallest building in the Czech Republic, originally called Motokov, was built in 1977 as a symbol of modern Prague. Designed by a team of architects led by Zdeněk Stupka, it has become an icon of the Pankrác Plain. With a height of 104 meters and a distinctive silhouette, it is one of the most architecturally striking projects of its time.
Dlážděná Palace
This representative city palace in the heart of Prague was built in 1876 according to the design of architect Josef Schulz, the author of the nearby National Museum. The building on Dlážděná Street has preserved its monumental historicist facade and the layouts of its interiors. At PSN, we focused on restoring its architectural value and opening it for new use, which corresponds to contemporary Prague.
Vanguard Prague
The former Microna industrial complex in Modřany was transformed into a residential project in 2024, combining industrial character with modern design. Architect Karel Trachta, together with the studios OOOOX, SKULL, Ivanka Kowalski and Michaela Záhorovská, restored the building with respect for its original form, but transformed it into a timeless place to live.
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PSN at the Forbes Next Big Thing Conference in Brno
Futuristic visions, technology, and architecture that reshape cities – this is what this year’s prestigious Forbes Next Big Thing conference will bring. The event takes place on September 18 at Fait Gallery in Brno, gathering over 30 speakers and hundreds of participants to discuss the future of technology, business, and science.
Read more8. 9. 2025
Light, Glass and the River: MEANDR Installation at Vanguard
The premium residential project Vanguard in Prague’s Modřany district has gained a new artistic dimension. In July, the light sculpture MEANDR – a glass relief by sculptor Matěj Hájek – was installed in its premises. The artwork was commissioned by PSN and created in collaboration with SKULL studio and Lasvit Fusing.
Read more1. 9. 2025
The Letná Metronome Ticks Again
Prague has regained its rhythm. After more than two years of repairs, the giant metronome – a 25-meter-high pendulum by sculptor Vratislav Karel Novák – is once again in motion at Letná. Originally intended as a temporary installation, it has become one of the city’s most striking symbols for over three decades.
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