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What Lies Behind 13,000 m³ of Concrete?
August
2026
13,000 m³ of concrete. It is a figure that is easy enough to read, but much harder to visualise. So what does that amount actually look like? Almost the same volume of concrete was used for the reinforced concrete foundation slab of the Burj Khalifa skyscraper. The figure of 13,000 therefore represents a scale that may not be immediately apparent when looking at a construction site. But the number itself tells only part of the story.
Behind Every Cubic Metre Is Careful Preparation
Concrete does not simply appear on site overnight. Every stage has to be prepared, scheduled and coordinated with the work of other trades.
Before a technical drawing can become a physical structure, it requires detailed planning, coordination and checks. What is completed today also has a direct impact on the work that follows tomorrow.
Construction is therefore not simply about the amount of material used. Above all, it is about precision and ensuring that every stage connects seamlessly with the next.
Eighty People on Site Every Day
In July, an average of approximately 80 specialists, skilled tradespeople and members of the project team worked at Nová Myslivna every day.
Each of them has a different role, yet all their work has to contribute towards the same end result. While one part of the team checks that the next stage is ready to begin, others continue with the practical work, deal with specific details or coordinate how individual activities fit together.
Materials alone do not move a construction project forward. People do.
When a Drawing Becomes a Home
A future resident is unlikely to think about how many cubic metres of concrete were used during construction. They will experience the space, the views, the materials and the way the individual elements of the building come together.
Yet it is the work that remains largely unseen during construction that creates the foundation for everything that will later feel natural and effortless.
The 13,000 cubic metres of concrete are therefore more than just a construction statistic. They represent the scale of the preparation, coordination and everyday work that is gradually transforming an architectural vision into Nová Myslivna.
From Green Roofs to New Doors: October at Nová Myslivna
Green roofs, terraces, cladding and new doors. October brought a wide range of construction activities to Nová Myslivna, with work progressing simultaneously across both the exterior and interior of the development. While some of the changes are immediately visible, others deserve a closer look.
October
2026
From Green Roofs to New Doors: October at Nová Myslivna
Green roofs, terraces, cladding and new doors. October brought a wide range of construction activities to Nová Myslivna, with work progressing simultaneously across both the exterior and interior of the development. While some of the changes are immediately visible, others deserve a closer look.
October
2026
Parking is standard. Comfort is not.
Parking has become a natural part of any modern residential development. Increasingly, however, attention is also being paid to how this space is designed and how it contributes to the overall comfort of living. Parking is one of the details receiving growing attention in premium developments. In some residences around the world, this approach is taken to the extreme. At Porsche Design Tower in Miami, for example, cars are transported by elevator directly to private garages within individual residences. But this is not about car elevators or making a statement. What matters is the idea behind it: arriving home is just as much a part of the living experience as everything that happens behind the front door.
October
2026
Parking is standard. Comfort is not.
Parking has become a natural part of any modern residential development. Increasingly, however, attention is also being paid to how this space is designed and how it contributes to the overall comfort of living. Parking is one of the details receiving growing attention in premium developments. In some residences around the world, this approach is taken to the extreme. At Porsche Design Tower in Miami, for example, cars are transported by elevator directly to private garages within individual residences. But this is not about car elevators or making a statement. What matters is the idea behind it: arriving home is just as much a part of the living experience as everything that happens behind the front door.
October
2026
Construction work is continuing across the entire site
With each passing month, it becomes easier to see how the entire project at Nová Myslivna is taking shape. Work continues on the exterior of the building, while significant progress is also being made inside. Technical installations are being completed, work on the shared spaces is moving forward, and the lifts are gradually being installed. The first interiors are also starting to offer a clearer picture of what life at Nová Myslivna will look like.
September
2026
Construction work is continuing across the entire site
With each passing month, it becomes easier to see how the entire project at Nová Myslivna is taking shape. Work continues on the exterior of the building, while significant progress is also being made inside. Technical installations are being completed, work on the shared spaces is moving forward, and the lifts are gradually being installed. The first interiors are also starting to offer a clearer picture of what life at Nová Myslivna will look like.
September
2026
Comfort and quality of living start from the moment you choose your home
Premium living is about more than the view, the quality of the materials or the services available to you. The buying experience itself matters just as much. How much do you need to pay upfront? When is the remaining balance due? And how much time do you have to arrange your financing? At Nová Myslivna, the process is designed to be straightforward. Once the apartment has been reserved, the buyer pays 20% of the purchase price. The remaining 80% is only due once the property has received its final approval and the apartment has been handed over. This means there is ample time between reserving the apartment and paying the remaining balance to arrange your financing well in advance.
September
2026
Comfort and quality of living start from the moment you choose your home
Premium living is about more than the view, the quality of the materials or the services available to you. The buying experience itself matters just as much. How much do you need to pay upfront? When is the remaining balance due? And how much time do you have to arrange your financing? At Nová Myslivna, the process is designed to be straightforward. Once the apartment has been reserved, the buyer pays 20% of the purchase price. The remaining 80% is only due once the property has received its final approval and the apartment has been handed over. This means there is ample time between reserving the apartment and paying the remaining balance to arrange your financing well in advance.
September
2026
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