Beautiful design and a work oasis

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We believe in a quality working environment. We started out in a cheap but picturesque room in Kutná Hora with a couple of laptops and a mobile modem, but now you can find us in the most inspiring offices in Prague, housed in a listed building that dates from the Baroque period. It underwent a beautiful renovation by Josef Gočár, before being defiled by the communists and then restored to its rightful glory by Stanislav Fiala. We have a large terrace where we grow fruit and vegetables and where we like to eat, work and talk things through – we even have a whiteboard there.
In the spring of 2024, our 3rd floor was renovated and we took over part of the 1st floor. Špork Palace is accessible from Hybernská and V Celnici streets, and it’s just a short walk from the metro or train station.
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Špork Palace was originally built in the Classical style and underwent a large-scale conversion in the 1920s by the architect Josef Gočár. The current architectural design won a Ministry of Culture award for exemplary and sensitive rehabilitation of a historic building in Prague’s heritage area, and was voted Building of the Year 2018. There is a diverse range of great restaurants and pastry stores just round the corner from our office.

Life at Qminers

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    We love summer barbecues on our terrace

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    Regular trips to the mountains

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    Breakfast together every Friday

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    We celebrate birthdays and other achievements

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    Meetings with Qminers Foundation’s partners

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    Summer team building events for families

Architect’s
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“I see every project as a unique story full of people who are one with the building. The buildings are a symbol of their time and they still make their owners happy and serve them today. And that’s what it’s all about.”

Ing. Arch. Stanislav Fiala

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Stanislav Fiala is a prominent Czech architect. He often uses building materials in their natural form, emphasizes respect for nature and blending architecture with natural features, just like he blends old and new.