Vanguard
The top floor of Vanguard. 695 m², two levels, a pool on the roof.
The top floor
Six hundred and ninety-five square metres at the top of the building, across two levels. Nothing but your own roof overhead — with a pool, a garden and a terrace that looks out to where Prague turns into hills.
The same concrete shell as the other lofts, only at an exceptional scale — and an open plan that two studios have read each in their own way.
Vision one
Amsterdam · Joyce Urbanus & Dax Roll
The Amsterdam studio, which designs hotels around the world, reads the penthouse as a place for the evening: low light, a kitchen with a fireplace and a red-travertine island, a rooftop pool that lights up with the city at dusk. The concrete stays exposed — just dressed in hospitality-grade detail.
Vision two
London · Inchbald School of Design
A second reading of the same space — lighter and airier. A neutral palette and fine lines. Above the double-height living room sits the glass bottom of the pool, letting water-light fall into the room.
Ivanka Kowalski is a familiar name at Vanguard — the same hand shaped the finished Atelier loft. The penthouse is her second design in the building.
We’ll walk you through the building and both studies, and talk through a turnkey finish — from shell to keys. 695 m² is enough to give it a signature of its own.