Omicron-K

Omicron-K (formally arch. ateliér Omicron-K s.r.o.) is a Czech architectural studio headquartered at Karlovo náměstí 28 in Prague 2. The practice is led by Ing. arch. Martin Kotík, an authorized architect (authorization number 00067), and works with collaborators including Ing. arch. Daniel Dvořák and Ing. arch. Viktor Orosz. The studio's portfolio spans residential, commercial, and institutional architecture, with a strong concentration of projects in Prague and the surrounding region. Notable references listed by the firm include the I-MAX 3D cinema in Prague 4, RiverCity in Prague 8, Multikino Galaxie in Prague 4, the air traffic control center in Jeneč, the Slávia Praha stadium, the National Film Archive, residential buildings in Barrandov, and projects for clients such as Česká spořitelna, Generali insurance, and Modrá pyramida. The firm operates as a private limited company (s.r.o.) and maintains an official web presence at www.omicron-k.cz and www.arch.cz/omicron. Its work reflects a broad range of building types, from cinemas and business centers to hotel reconstructions and residential developments. The studio has been active for decades, with its website copyright notice extending from 2000 to 2021, indicating a long-standing practice in the Czech architectural market.

Omicron-K is a Czech architectural studio based in Prague. The firm operates as arch. ateliér Omicron-K s.r.o., a private limited company, and is led by Ing. arch. Martin Kotík, an authorized architect with authorization number 00067. The studio's official website lists a broad portfolio of projects, primarily in Prague and the Czech Republic, including the I-MAX 3D cinema in Prague 4, RiverCity in Prague 8, Multikino Galaxie in Prague 4, the air traffic control center in Jeneč, the Slávia Praha stadium, the National Film Archive, residential buildings in Barrandov, and projects for clients such as Česká spořitelna, Generali, and Modrá pyramida. The website copyright notice spans 2000 to 2021, suggesting the practice has been active for at least two decades. The studio collaborates with other architects, including Daniel Dvořák and Viktor Orosz. Its work covers a wide range of building types, from cultural and commercial venues to residential and institutional facilities.

• Website copyright notice begins in 2000, indicating the studio's active online presence.

• Website copyright notice extends to 2021, showing continued operation.

A Prague-based architectural practice delivering a wide range of building types, from cinemas and business centers to residential and institutional projects.

• I-MAX 3D cinema, Prague 4

• RiverCity, Prague 8

• Multikino Galaxie, Prague 4

• Air traffic control center, Jeneč

• National Film Archive

• Slávia Praha Stadium

• Residential buildings, Barrandov, Prague

• Česká spořitelna, Prague 4

• Longin Business Center, Prague 2

• Modrá pyramida Center - VSS KB, Prague 2

• Generali Insurance (ABC Pexider), Prague 2

• IBC Těšnov, Prague 8

• Hotel Paříž reconstruction - Presidential Suite, Prague 1

• Burzovní palác - Business Center Holan, Prague 1

• Astra - Lindt House, Prague

• Residence Hřebenka, Prague

• Opatov II, Prague 4

• Administrative complex, Prague 4

• Commercial-residential building, Prague 1

• Residential building, Prague 2

• Attic apartments, Prague 1

1. 1arch. ateliér Omicron-K s.r.o. official websitearch.cz
2. 2Omicron K - Wikidatawikidata.org