Dům Sluneční náměstí, Residential tower in Stodůlky, Prague, Czech Republic
Dům Sluneční náměstí is a 73.5-metre, 20-storey building at Sluneční náměstí in Stodůlky, Prague 13, completed in 2004 to a design by Hlaváček & partner. Its first four floors form a square block with a circular atrium, followed by 13 tower floors and a four-storey top with circular and rectangular sections. It contains 177 flats, shops and 288 parking spaces on three underground levels.
The building was completed in 2004 after being designed by the architectural studio Hlaváček & partner, with Metrostav Rezident as investor. It was built as part of the Sun Square development in Nové Butovice, next to the Prague 13 town hall. The project added 177 apartments and commercial space to Stodůlky.
The building's name comes from Sluneční náměstí (Sun Square), the square beside the Prague 13 town hall where it stands. Its ground floors hold shops and offices reached through passages around a circular atrium, while the 177 apartments occupy the tower above, so residents and office workers share the same address.
The building provides 288 parking spaces across three underground levels for residents and visitors. The lower sections with shops and offices are easily accessible on foot.
The building was designed by the architectural studio Hlaváček & partner, and the investor was the firm Metrostav Rezident. It stands directly beside the Prague 13 town hall on Sluneční náměstí, at the corner of V Hůrkách and Petržílkova streets.
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