Enterprise Office Center, Office building in Nusle, Czech Republic

The Enterprise Office Center is a modern office building in Prague's Nusle district that houses professional workspaces across multiple floors alongside retail facilities on the ground level. The spaces feature contemporary amenities and come in various sizes to accommodate different business needs.

The Enterprise Office Center was built between June 2014 and December 2016 by the Austrian developer Erste Group Immorent, with Strabag as contractor, at a cost of 70 million euros. At the end of 2016 RSJ Investments and Avast founders Eduard Kučera and Pavel Baudiš bought it for 3 billion Czech crowns.

The ground-floor atrium is open to the public and holds a café and a garden; the space can also be used as a gallery. Tenants include Avast, which occupied about a third of the building in 2017, and DXC Technology.

The building sits very close to Pankrác metro station on line C, making it easy to reach by public transport. On-site parking is available and the interior layouts offer flexibility for different types of users.

The building is 50 metres tall and 120 metres long, with 13 above-ground and 4 underground floors. Its atrium, open to the public, holds a café and a garden and can also serve as a gallery. Eleven lifts serve the floors, three of them freight lifts.