Is that a ship sailing down the street? You might rub your eyes in disbelief, but that’s the Polygon House for you! Right here in the dynamic Pankrác district stands this architectural marvel, a testament to the ingenuity of Czech architects Václav Aulicky and Radim Kousal. Completed in 2002, Polygon House isn’t your typical office block. Its striking ship-like form, visible even from Prague’s main artery, has earned it the local nickname “Titanic”. But unlike its ill-fated namesake, Polygon House boasts a sturdy structure and a bright future. Inside, this seven-story building houses a modern office space of nearly 11,000 square meters. The building’s unique design allows natural daylight to flood most workplaces throughout the day. Those lucky enough to work on the top three floors can even enjoy breathtaking views of Prague from the rooftop terraces. And if those views leave you feeling inspired, take a stroll through the relaxing green spaces surrounding the building. Polygon House is a perfect blend of style, functionality, and a touch of whimsy, reminding us that even in the bustling business district, a bit of imagination can go a long way.
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