Liapor

Trademark made of lightweight concrete

Bold signposts and large-format advertising panels are the mainstay products of Bulldog Reklama s.r.o., a Czech company that recently moved its head office to the Prague district of Strašnice. It was clear even prior to the beginning of construction that the new building would have to be just as eye-catching as the company’s products. At the same time, it was to have excellent thermal insulation and  efficient sound insulation due to its location right next to a heavily frequented road.

The existing built environment with a very unique mixture of single-family homes, community gardens and...

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