We focus on creating urban furniture, green walls, small organic architecture and green solutions for public space.

We emphasize aesthetics, purpose and the emotional experience of space. 3D concrete printing technology allows us to realize complex and organic shapes with minimal waste. In this way, we contribute to sustainability and innovation in the construction industry.

We are open to collaborating with architects and designers to bring sustainable and beautiful solutions that improve the quality of everyday life in cities. Our work combines artistic value with practical use, enriching public spaces and creating pleasant meeting places.

Our goal is to combat the grayness of the urban environment and bring art and greenery to the streets, and we are helped by:

rabenstejnska.cz – cultural center and design shop
umenivemeste.cz  – festival in South Bohemian cities
michaltrpak.com – artist, founder of Scoolpt and Art in the City project
publicart.cz – street art facilitator

visionary, a sculptor, a skialpinist and a skipper

He created dozens of sculptures from various materials which are exhibited both at home and abroad. He has built the first concrete organic house, or was the first to have created sculptures using a robot. He organizes an exhibition Art in the city in České Budějovice or he stood at the birth of Prague sculpture festival Sculpture line.

authorized architect ČKA 3922

Petr is an architect balancing between a straight line and a curve.

artist, ceramic designer

An experimenter with materials and technologies who designs a porcelain tea set or an entire house. In Scoolpt, he models objects of various forms and prepares data for robotic 3D printing.

project manager

Jana coordinates scientists, architects, and artists. She can put things in order and have the whole team’s back so that everyone can create, discover, and design.

architect, designer, visionary and observer of the universe

Jirka teaches 3D printing in the experimental studios at ČVUT, and has built his own brand of 3D printers called Veletiskárna. His interest in 3D printing of concrete stems from his dream of building a base on Mars, which was also the subject of his diploma thesis. At Scoolpt, he develops an innovative print head, prepares data for printing, and controls the robot during the printing itself.

• it’s a team of people who do things differently
• a production hall with gantry cranes
• industrial robots for 3D printing and CNC machining

• combination of art and architecture studio
• possibility of project implementation using 3D printing
• we are pioneers of 3D printing from concrete in the Czech Republic

• development of the design from the study to the implementation project
• processed 3D visualization and 3D model
• the actual implementation of the project