





We are Jakub Cigler Architekti – a renowned architectural studio with more than two decades of experience and a team of 50 professionals and specialists. Since 2001, we have been dedicated to creating quality architecture that unites aesthetics, functionality and innovation with a deep understanding of context and the needs of our clients. Our projects have earned recognition both at home and abroad and are regularly awarded in prestigious competitions.
Designed by Jakub Cigler Architekti, Praha-Bubny Station, together with the adjacent viaduct and Praha-Výstaviště stop, forms part of a new railway line connecting Prague city centre with the airport and Kladno. The project is part of the rapid transformation of one of Prague’s largest brownfield sites. Located at the heart of the emerging district, the station is set to become its natural centre.

Designed by Jakub Cigler Architekti, Praha-Bubny Station, together with the adjacent viaduct and Praha-Výstaviště stop, forms part of a new railway line connecting Prague city centre with the airport and Kladno. The project is part of the rapid transformation of one of Prague’s largest brownfield sites. Located at the heart of the emerging district, the station is set to become its natural centre.

A new residential project, D.O.K., is taking shape in Prague’s Radlice district. It will include Dřevák — the largest timber apartment building in the Czech Republic to date. Designed by Jakub Cigler Architekti, the project combines three residential buildings, a calm inner courtyard, and views into the Radlice Valley, while opening up an important discussion about more sustainable construction and the new role of timber in Czech residential development.

A new residential project, D.O.K., is taking shape in Prague’s Radlice district. It will include Dřevák — the largest timber apartment building in the Czech Republic to date. Designed by Jakub Cigler Architekti, the project combines three residential buildings, a calm inner courtyard, and views into the Radlice Valley, while opening up an important discussion about more sustainable construction and the new role of timber in Czech residential development.

Why does he believe we should build more with wood? How does he understand the word sustainability in architecture? Is he planning to use AI in his work? These and other questions are answered, with great humility and natural respect, by one of the most acclaimed Czech architects, Jakub Cigler.

Why does he believe we should build more with wood? How does he understand the word sustainability in architecture? Is he planning to use AI in his work? These and other questions are answered, with great humility and natural respect, by one of the most acclaimed Czech architects, Jakub Cigler.

The Chalupkova Offices project is entering the stage where a design becomes a real part of the city. In this interview, architect Jakub Cigler speaks about working with the urban context, the scale of the street, sustainability, and the responsibility that comes with large-scale projects. About why a building is not the goal, but the beginning of a broader story.

The Chalupkova Offices project is entering the stage where a design becomes a real part of the city. In this interview, architect Jakub Cigler speaks about working with the urban context, the scale of the street, sustainability, and the responsibility that comes with large-scale projects. About why a building is not the goal, but the beginning of a broader story.

A new building on Vítězné náměstí enters one of Prague’s most sensitive urban contexts. Victoria Palace by Jakub Cigler Architekti received an award at the Czech Architecture Award 2025 for its innovative approach to contemporary housing — including the way in which its architecture completes the long-unfinished urban ensemble of Dejvice.

A new building on Vítězné náměstí enters one of Prague’s most sensitive urban contexts. Victoria Palace by Jakub Cigler Architekti received an award at the Czech Architecture Award 2025 for its innovative approach to contemporary housing — including the way in which its architecture completes the long-unfinished urban ensemble of Dejvice.







We are Jakub Cigler Architekti – a renowned architectural studio with more than two decades of experience and a team of 50 professionals and specialists. Since 2001, we have been dedicated to creating quality architecture that unites aesthetics, functionality and innovation with a deep understanding of context and the needs of our clients. Our projects have earned recognition both at home and abroad and are regularly awarded in prestigious competitions.
Designed by Jakub Cigler Architekti, Praha-Bubny Station, together with the adjacent viaduct and Praha-Výstaviště stop, forms part of a new railway line connecting Prague city centre with the airport and Kladno. The project is part of the rapid transformation of one of Prague’s largest brownfield sites. Located at the heart of the emerging district, the station is set to become its natural centre.

Designed by Jakub Cigler Architekti, Praha-Bubny Station, together with the adjacent viaduct and Praha-Výstaviště stop, forms part of a new railway line connecting Prague city centre with the airport and Kladno. The project is part of the rapid transformation of one of Prague’s largest brownfield sites. Located at the heart of the emerging district, the station is set to become its natural centre.

A new residential project, D.O.K., is taking shape in Prague’s Radlice district. It will include Dřevák — the largest timber apartment building in the Czech Republic to date. Designed by Jakub Cigler Architekti, the project combines three residential buildings, a calm inner courtyard, and views into the Radlice Valley, while opening up an important discussion about more sustainable construction and the new role of timber in Czech residential development.

A new residential project, D.O.K., is taking shape in Prague’s Radlice district. It will include Dřevák — the largest timber apartment building in the Czech Republic to date. Designed by Jakub Cigler Architekti, the project combines three residential buildings, a calm inner courtyard, and views into the Radlice Valley, while opening up an important discussion about more sustainable construction and the new role of timber in Czech residential development.

Why does he believe we should build more with wood? How does he understand the word sustainability in architecture? Is he planning to use AI in his work? These and other questions are answered, with great humility and natural respect, by one of the most acclaimed Czech architects, Jakub Cigler.

Why does he believe we should build more with wood? How does he understand the word sustainability in architecture? Is he planning to use AI in his work? These and other questions are answered, with great humility and natural respect, by one of the most acclaimed Czech architects, Jakub Cigler.

The Chalupkova Offices project is entering the stage where a design becomes a real part of the city. In this interview, architect Jakub Cigler speaks about working with the urban context, the scale of the street, sustainability, and the responsibility that comes with large-scale projects. About why a building is not the goal, but the beginning of a broader story.

The Chalupkova Offices project is entering the stage where a design becomes a real part of the city. In this interview, architect Jakub Cigler speaks about working with the urban context, the scale of the street, sustainability, and the responsibility that comes with large-scale projects. About why a building is not the goal, but the beginning of a broader story.

A new building on Vítězné náměstí enters one of Prague’s most sensitive urban contexts. Victoria Palace by Jakub Cigler Architekti received an award at the Czech Architecture Award 2025 for its innovative approach to contemporary housing — including the way in which its architecture completes the long-unfinished urban ensemble of Dejvice.

A new building on Vítězné náměstí enters one of Prague’s most sensitive urban contexts. Victoria Palace by Jakub Cigler Architekti received an award at the Czech Architecture Award 2025 for its innovative approach to contemporary housing — including the way in which its architecture completes the long-unfinished urban ensemble of Dejvice.
