Florenc 21 frames regeneration as a feeling before it is a form: the idea of “home” becomes an urban design target. The proposal positions greenery, walkability and social interaction as the district’s operating system, so the project reads as a lived landscape—courtyards and pathways acting as extensions of nature, even in a high-connectivity, transit-heavy setting.

The proposal anchors Florenc within Prague’s mobility geography. It identifies an “outer ring” of city connections—Masarykovo Station, the elevated platform, the City Museum and Florenc Metro—as the framework that shapes arrival, orientation and shared urban life. From that structure, the project claims a new, legible centre for Florenc: a district organised by walkable links and clear gateways rather than leftover edges.