Homes we’ve
already built

A glulam house built from BSH Si beams in Alpine spruce, with a U-shaped terrace and a view of the river, spring 2025.

Repair of a gazebo in the Konopiště Castle park after a tree fell on it, with a new roof of split Alpine larch shingles.

A glulam family home on a narrow plot in a quiet part of the village. Work started in spring 2024.

A pine-board terrace for a garden swimming pool, completed in autumn 2023 in Doubek.

A glulam house with a garage, built from a 280 mm spruce glulam profile, with notched-in partitions, an exposed roof structure and PIR over-rafter insulation.

A glulam bungalow near Prague, on the edge of the Hornopožárský les nature park.

Assembling a glulam house in 280 mm glued cedar beams for a client near Stuttgart.

A family log house built from cedar logs milled into 280 x 430 mm two-sided logs. Work started in 2022.

A house in 280 mm spruce glulam beams, with an outbuilding for parking and garden equipment.

A glulam house in glued cedar beams, built in 2022 in Mnichovice.

A spruce-profile glulam house on the site of an old cottage, with the original cellar and an exposed roof structure.

A Canadian-technique log house in Siberian cedar logs 38 cm in diameter. Work started in February 2022.

A log garden house for year-round use, built in the Norwegian technique from Siberian pine logs.

A Norwegian-technique log house in Siberian pine, photographed during the shell construction.

Three bespoke glulam family homes with fully glazed gables and insulation fitted into a KVH timber framework.

A log cabin among the holiday cottages of Psáry, built in the Norwegian technique from Siberian pine.

A single-storey glulam house in a 280 mm seven-lamella profile, with an exposed roof structure and over-rafter insulation.

A log-built bungalow in the Norwegian technique, with a trussed roof and a 45 m² attic room.

A glulam carport for two cars with a store for garden equipment, built in May 2021.

A log house in the Norwegian technique joined to a masonry tower housing a study, with a heat pump and solar panels.

A year-round glulam cottage in Čakovice. Work started in January 2020.

A glulam extension in Siberian pine housing a garage and utility rooms, including a new roof structure over the whole house.

A building with a highly complex floor plan, in six-groove glulam beams of Altai cedar, with log courses of Siberian larch.

A post and beam family log house in Siberian cedar, with groundwork and a garden gazebo at the end of 2019.

A family home with a masonry base and an upper storey in structural glulam beams.

A log cabin in the Norwegian technique in Skuheř, near Prague.

A log house in the Canadian technique from whitebark pine trunks, with a view of the Žula quarry near Batelov.

Four log houses in the Canadian technique for year-round accommodation at a campsite, each with its own Russian banya.

A family glulam house in Altai cedar, with the shell up in 10 days and a production cost of under CZK 1.2 million.

A glulam house on the original foundations of a sandwich-panel timber-frame house, more economical and cheaper than the house it replaced.

A bungalow in structural glulam beams, built with a modular technique on foam glass foundations.

A round-log house with a gable roof, built in Čakovice in 2018.

Renovation of an attic flat in Pyšely, with roof windows, a timber staircase and new floors.

A large log gazebo in the Norwegian technique with a social room, a covered kitchen and a WC, serving as a base for gatherings in the garden.

A Norwegian-technique log gazebo we built in Rudník near Vrchlabí in 2018.

A guesthouse with a log-built upper storey in the Norwegian technique on a masonry base.

Two new timber accommodation units with a covered terrace for the holiday resort in Kersko.

A round-log house in the Canadian technique for a client in Těptín, Kamenice near Prague.

A log house in the Norwegian technique, built turnkey for CZK 1.98 million.

A bungalow with a spiral floor plan based on the golden ratio, built turnkey in 1 month and 10 days.

A 225 m² two-generation glulam house with a garage, built with a modular dovetail-joint system.

A log house in the Norwegian technique for a young family, built turnkey in two months.

We took part in building the new IGY shopping centre in České Budějovice in 2017.

An unusual S-shaped timber house near Prague with sandwich-panel walls, economical to run and easy to maintain.

A villa in Černošice near Prague with a roof and additional structures in Siberian pine.

A Russian banya for 4-5 people, built in the Old Slavonic tradition from African abachi wood and lime.

A solid log sauna we completed in November 2016 for the relaxation complex in Kersko.

A 4 x 5 m year-round log garden house in the Norwegian technique, built by hand in 4 days in an established garden with no vehicle access.

A log house with a basement, in the Norwegian technique from Siberian pine, in a wooded area near Prague.

A log-built house in a quiet wooded area, using the Norwegian technique and pine from the Russian taiga.

A relaxation centre in Kersko, built as a log structure from solid Russian pine.

A rigid mortise-and-tenon frame in Siberian larch, 45 m long over 2 storeys, for the Farma Michael conference centre.

A smaller but fully fledged glulam house in Russian pine with a bright interior.

In December 2014 we took over a log house shell another company had left unfinished, and completed it.

A log house in the Norwegian technique from winter-felled Russian pine, near Brno.

A hexagonal gazebo in Norwegian two-sided logs with 120° dovetail notches, designed for sitting out all year round.

A boat-shaped glulam house insulated with sheep’s wool, and with its solar panels almost energy self-sufficient.

Construction and complete renovation of an Orthodox monastery in the Cheb region, now home to monks.

A house in structural glulam beams on a slope, 59 m² with a 62 m² terrace, turnkey in 45 days from unloading the lorry.

Two separate flats linked by the upper floor, two mansard extensions and a shared roof. Canadian technique in round logs, 350 m².

A 3 × 3 m garden house with a covered terrace, in the Norwegian technique from Russian pine.

A small year-round house with a toilet, built in the Russian technique using logs from the Arkhangelsk region.

A 4 x 5 m log gazebo with solid wooden seating, which we donated to the nursery school in Petříkov.

A bespoke octagonal gazebo with windows and 17 m² of usable floor area, built in the Norwegian technique with dovetail notches.

A Russian sauna for up to ten people with a covered terrace, in the Norwegian technique from pine, with sheep’s wool insulation.

A standard-design garden gazebo in the Norwegian technique next to a log house, with solid wood seating.

A 97 m² Norwegian-technique bungalow in pine, made in a month and assembled in 10 days.

A 4 x 4 m Norwegian-technique house in pine, insulated with sheep’s wool and used all year round as a studio and guest quarters.

An L-shaped two-generation house in the Norwegian technique from taiga pine, solid timber right up to the gable, 8.75 m high, with a log garage.

An adapted version of the standard Zdobnice design for a family with several children and the owner’s business, linked by a conservatory.

A low-energy house with a timber upper storey on a masonry base of clay blocks.

A sprawling log house of hand-crafted round logs with a complex roof, photographed while the roof structure was going up in a pine forest.

A modern villa where massive round logs meet white rendered volumes. Inside, a marble floor and a staircase carved from tree trunks.

A two-storey log house of hand-crafted round logs with a gable roof and a balcony, among birch trees in autumn light.

A single-storey log house by the water, with a covered entrance on massive round posts and large glazed areas.

An octagonal round-log chapel with a dome, set in a landscaped garden with a paved path.