Set within a historic urban fabric, the design integrates with both its context and contemporary transport infrastructure. Rooted in local culture, climate, and urban patterns, the project considers the city holistically, ensuring architecture resonates with its surroundings while addressing Prague’s civic needs. Using regionally sourced sandstone and warm-toned materials, historic motifs are reinterpreted in a contemporary language. Varied building volumes create identity and orientation, while human-centric spaces—rooftops, courtyards, and ground-floor areas—encourage community, privacy, and social interaction. Active ground floors and engaging roofscapes enhance the public realm, while generous green spaces promote biodiversity and better microclimates. As part of Florenc 21, the project reclaims central urban land for lasting habitation, countering the “Airbnb-ification” of city centres. Thoughtful use of color, texture, and materials achieves unity without uniformity. Florenc 21 B02 exemplifies inclusive, resilient urban regeneration where people can live, connect, and thrive.