Classic 7 Business Park

Classic 7 - harmonious combination of history and modernity

Classic 7 Business Park is one of the most interesting office complexes in Prague. he dominant feature of the complex is a former steam mill dating back to 1911 that has been sensitively renovated and a modern office space with a unique atmosphere was created here.

HISTORY:
The modern Classic 7 Business Park office complex was created by renovating two of the buildings that had constituted part of the former Holešovice steam mill, the history of which began in 1911. At that time, the original mill complex was expanded to include both a new mill room and a flour stockroom. No additional major modifications to the Holešovice mill took place until after the end of the 2nd World War when, in 1949, a decision about the first significant renovation was reached, which enabled it to increase its production capacity. The following years brought about changes that were associated with modernising of the operation. In 1960, for example, the steam technology was replaced by electricity; however, from the construction perspective, both buildings have remained almost completely preserved in their original form, representing a unique example of early 20th Century industrial architecture. The mill continued fulfilling its original function until the beginning of the 21st Century, when a decision was reached to rebuild the area.The modern Classic 7 Business Park office complex was created by renovating two of the buildings that had constituted part of the former Holešovice steam mill, the history of which began in 1911. At that time, the original mill complex was expanded to include both a new mill room and a flour stockroom. No additional major modifications to the Holešovice mill took place until after the end of the 2nd World War when, in 1949, a decision about the first significant renovation was reached, which enabled it to increase its production capacity. The following years brought about changes that were associated with modernising of the operation. In 1960, for example, the steam technology was replaced by electricity; however, from the construction perspective, both buildings have remained almost completely preserved in their original form, representing a unique example of early 20th Century industrial architecture. The mill continued fulfilling its original function until the beginning of the 21st Century, when a decision was reached to rebuild the area.

The construction of the complex was divided into three individual phases. The first phase was completed in 2008 and it offers approximately 18,000 sq m of rentable space and 119 parking spaces in two renovated, historically protected buildings that are connected by a modern built-in structure. At the end of 2012 the second phase, the construction of Building L, expanded the premises to include an additional 10,000 sq m of rentable space and 226 parking spaces. The third and final phase of the project, Building M, was completed in spring 2016. Building M offers 6,500 sq m of rentable space and more than 90 parking spaces in underground garages. The construction project also included some modification to the outdoor areas, which were completed with the view of being compatible with the existing landscaping from the first and second phases. An enclosed area with an inner atrium and relaxation zones was thereby created, not only for the tenants of the complex, but for the general public as well..