“Our collaboration with UBM Development Czechia is a prime example of a partnership built on trust and a shared vision. UBM’s projects demonstrate that exceptional results can be achieved even in the dynamic and challenging environment of the Prague residential market,” says Simona Otavová, Chair of the Board of Directors at LEXXUS NORTON.
Timber Praha, situated within the Arcus City complex, offers modern living for discerning clients. These unique apartment blocks, constructed from CLT panels, stand out not only for their architecture, the modern technologies used and their high-quality craftsmanship, but also for their unique location, which combines a peaceful setting next to a forest park with excellent access to the centre of Prague. The project, which UBM delivered with B BREEAM Excellent environmental certificationB and an energy performance certificate in the most efficient category (A), is characterised by the utmost consideration for sustainability and environmental friendliness. The buildings feature a range of energy-saving elements, including heat pumps, geothermal boreholes and photovoltaic panels. The windows are fitted with external blinds. The flats have underfloor heating, which cools in summer and heats in winter. The Smart Home system regulates heating and cooling and measures energy consumption.
The completed Astrid Garden project in Prague 7.
In the elegant Astrid Garden complex, designed by the world-renowned architectural firm Bogle Architects, new owners can look forward to comfortable living, a pleasant, lushly landscaped enclosed courtyard, excellent transport links and a full range of local amenities in the vicinity.
“Our partnership with LEXXUS NORTON is crucial for us. Their expertise and professional approach play a vital role in the successful delivery of our projects. Astrid Garden, Arcus City and Timber Praha are clear proof of this, and we believe they will provide our clients with high-quality housing,” says Josef Wiedermann, Managing Director of UBM Development Czechia.
Timber Praha is the first sustainable timber-framed apartment block in Prague.
Not only the imminent complete sell-out of Arcus City, but also the increased interest in the Timber Praha project confirms that the residential market in the Czech Republic, and specifically in Prague, continues to pick up. “Following a slowdown in previous periods, the residential market is reviving once again. Clients are increasingly favouring properties that not only meet high standards but also offer added value in the form of sustainability, modern architecture and smart solutions. UBM Development Czechia’s projects clearly meet these requirements,” adds Jan Mynář, Managing Partner at LEXXUS NORTON.
