Saturday, 17 January 2026
The Top Tower development by Trigema continues to progress through the planning phase after obtaining major zoning approvals. The project is planned for the Nové Butovice area of Prague, close to an established transport hub and an existing concentration of office and commercial buildings.
The scheme is designed as a mixed-use high-rise combining residential, office and service functions. The residential component is intended primarily for rental use, while office and commercial areas are planned to complement surrounding business activity. Publicly accessible functions are expected at ground level, alongside supporting infrastructure and underground parking.
With a proposed height exceeding existing buildings in the Czech Republic, the project would become the country’s tallest structure once completed. The design includes a distinctive architectural element integrated into the upper part of the building, as well as publicly accessible areas at higher levels.
As part of the planning process, the developer has agreed to financial contributions toward improvements to local infrastructure and public spaces in the surrounding area. These measures are intended to support pedestrian movement, transport links and public amenities near the site.
The project has been subject to ongoing public and professional discussion, particularly in relation to Prague’s broader approach to high-rise development and the preparation of the city’s Metropolitan Plan. While the project has secured key approvals, it remains under preparation and is not yet in construction.
As of early 2026, no construction start date has been announced. The development remains one of the largest high-rise projects currently planned in Prague and continues to be monitored within the context of the city’s evolving planning framework.
