Digital Park

Digital Park is a modern and flexible office complex near the centre of Bratislava, currently offering a total of 74,000 m² of office and commercial space.

The fundamental design principle is a clean volumetric composition of six equally tall trapezoidal buildings, rotated relative to one another so as to respond naturally to the irregular shape of the plot. Their mutual interconnection gives rise to a compact yet articulated composition.

The complex is sensitively set within a park, and the transport solution was subordinated to this approach – high-capacity parking is concealed underground, and the entire surroundings are treated consistently as a park with greenery, water features and space for recreation. The creation of the park has established a new urban space that enhances the environment not only for the new office complex but also for the wider public.


The building's orientation responds to its relationship with the city centre, particularly Bratislava Castle, both in its trapezoidal geometry and in the design of the façade. On the northern side, facing the city centre, the façade is more open and extensively glazed, while on the southern side it is more enclosed, facing the Petržalka housing estate.

| Základní údaje | Název | Digital Park |
| Kód | 127 | |
| Rok | 2012 | |
| Místo | Bratislava, Slovensko | |
| Autoři | Odpovědný architekt | doc. Ing. arch. Jakub Cigler |
| Architekt projektu | Mg.A. Ondřej Hrozinka | |
| Hlavní inženýr projektu | Ing. Tomáš Bíma | |
| Tým | Dipl. arch. Vincent Marani, AIA;Ing. Petr Kužela; Ing. arch. Ján Ferenčík; Ing. Andrea Honejsková; Ing. Marian Kolbaský; Ing. Jan Kolář; Ing. arch. Zuzana Luptáková; Ing. Martin Vítek; Ing. Jan Zajíček | |
| Parametry | Celková plocha řešeného území | |
| HPP | 115000 m² | |
| Realizace | Stav | 2012 dokončeno |
| Klient | Penta, Syner | |
| Soutěž / ocenění | ||
| Dokumentace | Fotograf projektu |
Digital Park

Digital Park is a modern and flexible office complex near the centre of Bratislava, currently offering a total of 74,000 m² of office and commercial space.

The fundamental design principle is a clean volumetric composition of six equally tall trapezoidal buildings, rotated relative to one another so as to respond naturally to the irregular shape of the plot. Their mutual interconnection gives rise to a compact yet articulated composition.

The complex is sensitively set within a park, and the transport solution was subordinated to this approach – high-capacity parking is concealed underground, and the entire surroundings are treated consistently as a park with greenery, water features and space for recreation. The creation of the park has established a new urban space that enhances the environment not only for the new office complex but also for the wider public.

The building's orientation responds to its relationship with the city centre, particularly Bratislava Castle, both in its trapezoidal geometry and in the design of the façade. On the northern side, facing the city centre, the façade is more open and extensively glazed, while on the southern side it is more enclosed, facing the Petržalka housing estate.


| Základní údaje | Název | Digital Park |
| Kód | 127 | |
| Rok | 2012 | |
| Místo | Bratislava, Slovensko | |
| Autoři | Odpovědný architekt | doc. Ing. arch. Jakub Cigler |
| Architekt projektu | Mg.A. Ondřej Hrozinka | |
| Hlavní inženýr projektu | Ing. Tomáš Bíma | |
| Tým | Dipl. arch. Vincent Marani, AIA;Ing. Petr Kužela; Ing. arch. Ján Ferenčík; Ing. Andrea Honejsková; Ing. Marian Kolbaský; Ing. Jan Kolář; Ing. arch. Zuzana Luptáková; Ing. Martin Vítek; Ing. Jan Zajíček | |
| Parametry | Celková plocha řešeného území | |
| HPP | 115000 m² | |
| Realizace | Stav | 2012 dokončeno |
| Klient | Penta, Syner | |
| Soutěž / ocenění | ||
| Dokumentace | Fotograf projektu |