Mimosa architekti is an architecture practice was founded in Prague in 2007 by Petr Moráček, Jana Zoubková, and Pavel Matyska with the aim of projecting buildings based on simple principles, atmosphere, and character.
The studio projects residential buildings of all scales, from single-family homes to apartment complexes, as well as restaurants, cultural, sports, and industrial buildings, and other public and private buildings. Buildings and projects such as the Proud Brewery in Plzeňský Prazdroj, the open-air cinema in Prachatice, the town hall in Rudimov, the reconstruction of the Háječek open-air cinema in České Budějovice, the multi-purpose sports hall in Jesenice, the Slunný Vrch winery, the Proti Proudu Bistro, and all other constructions and spaces built not only with concrete, masonry, steel, and glass, but above all with confidence and a desire to find simple yet complex solutions to the potential and characteristics of the places and spaces that surround us, have been and continue to be important to the development of the studio.
The studio has long collaborated with a large team of designers who have completed a wide variety of buildings, both new constructions and renovations, with investments ranging from several million to over a billion, thus offering a comprehensive service, from the initial sketch to construction supervision and obtaining building permits.
The studio's work has been successful in national and international architectural competitions. Winning and award-winning projects such as the information center in Želivka and Žďár nad Sázavou, the gazebo in Hostýnské vrchy, the funeral hall in Valašské Meziříčí, the Serlachius Museum in Joenniemi Manor, and others have contributed to the perception of architecture and influenced other designs by the studio. The open-air cinema project in Prachatice was nominated for the Czech Architecture Prize in 2024. Jana Zoubková played a decisive role, in collaboration with ADR s.r.o., in the design and construction of the Trautenberk, Hostivar H1 and H2, and Osegg breweries, the Javornice distillery, and other public and private buildings. The Javornice distillery was awarded both Czech architectural prizes in 2017: the Grand Prix and the Czech Architecture Prize. The Trautenberk brewery was awarded the Czech Architecture Prize in 2018.
