65 Years of Austrian Quality
ELK Gallery of Single-Family Homes
Take a peek behind the scenes at homes designed to meet their owners' needs.
A house with exceptional views.
The expanded social area of the house.
A modern and airy bungalow.
A two-story house with a custom floor plan.
An enormous amount of storage space.
Custom-built built-in storage.
Spacious two-generation living for those with high standards.
A solid foundation with a spacious home gym.
Combining family life with business.
A house built according to our own design.
Three residential units in one.
From a vision born of artificial intelligence to impressive living spaces.
A finished architectural design taken a step further.
A bold concept for a practical family home.
Emphasis on privacy, parking, and a spacious carport.
A compact home offering greater living comfort.
A compact two-story house.
Maximum integration of the house with the garden.
A house with two wings.
Modern semi-detached house with a flat roof
Three spacious apartments.
Custom homebuilding isn't about compromise. It's about the freedom to design a home exactly the way you want it. We'll make sure your vision becomes a reality.
A 100% guarantee that your construction budget will be protected. We don’t limit your vision, but we safeguard the project to ensure it remains financially feasible from the initial design through to the handover of the house.
We don't offer dreams on paper. Whether you come to us with your own architectural design or we create it together, we guarantee that everything we design can actually be built.
We guide every step of the project so that the finished home matches what you envisioned at the very beginning. We preserve the original architectural vision all the way through to the final completion.
With ELK, there are no hidden fees, surcharges or unwanted surprises. Our word stands and the price we set together remains unchanged for 12 months.
When: September 16–19, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Where: PVA Expo Letňany, Prague 9
Booth: Hall 4 – A1
Come meet us at FOR ARCH 2026. We’ll introduce you to the new look of ELK, our new trade show booth, and our approach to custom home building—where your vision, the certainty of execution, and Austrian quality come first.
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You can look forward to our new trade show booth, a new presentation of ELK custom homes, and, above all , ELK GPS—your guide to premium living. We’ll show you the options you can explore when designing your home—from architecture and floor plans to windows, facades, and roofs, right down to the details that give your home its unique character.
If you're already working on a specific project, you can book a one-on-one meeting with us in advance right at the trade show. We'll set aside a specific time slot for you, and we'll discuss your plans together at your own pace.
A modern bungalow designed for a married couple in their 50s. Although their children now live on their own, they enjoy coming back to visit their parents for several days at a time, which is why the house still provides them with their own fully equipped living space.
The spacious feel and excellent natural light in the interior are ensured by the above-average ceiling height of 280 cm, combined with generous windows standing 240 cm tall. A striking architectural feature is the all-larch wood facade, which gives the house a modern, natural look and ensures minimal maintenance requirements.
The starting point was the Next 204 L-shaped two-story house design. The key challenge was to comply with the strict zoning regulations (maximum built-up area of the main building: 120m²) while also meeting the owners’ specific layout requirements.
On the ground floor, the bathroom, pantry, and a separate study with direct access to the garden were preserved. Upstairs, a children’s area was created with its own bathroom and access to the balcony from both rooms. In the parents’ section, the investors opted for a more spacious bathroom at the expense of the bedroom itself.
We addressed storage needs with an en-suite walk-in closet and a long built-in closet along the hallway. One very specific request was for a secure room, accessible from the outside, designed for storing electric bikes.
A project for a VIP investor who required the highest level of security, exceptional comfort, and generously sized spaces. Flexibility was also a key requirement—the house had to be designed so that, in the future, it could serve as a luxury multigenerational home without the need for major renovations.
All rooms, hallways, and passageways are generously sized to provide absolute freedom of movement (e.g., allowing a tall person to walk through easily while carrying two suitcases). For maximum comfort and barrier-free access across all floors, the house is equipped with an elevator. The house features security rooms and elegant spaces designed for hosting parties. On the second floor, there is a private wellness terrace with a hot tub and fitness area, an adjoining bathroom, and—adjacent to the master bedroom—a year-round sunroom designed for growing exotic plants and undisturbed relaxation.
A home for a couple in their 50s whose children now live abroad. The goal was to create a space that would perfectly cater to the needs and hobbies of both owners.
The house features an open-ceiling living room, an integrated two-car garage, a separate home office, and a spacious home gym. An interesting technical feature is the heating system—the main heat source is a fireplace insert, supplemented by air conditioning and electric floor heating in the bathrooms for maximum comfort.
The investor and the architect came to us with a detailed design that was already complete. The question was clear: What modifications would be necessary to implement this specific design within the ELK structural system?
We made the client very happy. It turned out that the architecture was almost perfectly compatible with our structural system. Only a few minor cosmetic adjustments were needed, which allowed us to preserve the original architectural concept in its entirety.
The investor's intention was to create an apartment building that, at first glance, would resemble three detached single-family homes.
The result is a building with the intimate feel of a single-family home that actually contains three separate residential units. The end units are two-story and offer plenty of space for families. The middle unit serves as an ideal starter home—for young couples, for example.
The developer's intention was to create an apartment building that, at first glance, would resemble three detached single-family homes.
The result is a building with the intimate feel of a single-family home that actually contains three separate residential units. The end units are two-story and offer plenty of space for families. The middle unit serves as an ideal starter home—for young couples, for example.
The client presented us with a concept created using artificial intelligence. It was a design for a spacious bungalow intended for a large lot measuring over 3,000 m². Although the clients are currently a young couple, the brief was to plan for a large family with 2 to 3 children right from the start.
We transformed the vision from AI into a feasible architectural design with a well-thought-out layout. The result is an impressive single-story home with a total floor area—including a two-car garage—of more than 330 m²—offering ample privacy, generous living spaces, and room for the family to grow in the future.
The client approached us with a completed architectural design and asked us to modify it so that the building would fully utilize our 65 years of experience with ELK timber structures.
In our design, we preserved the modern character of the bungalow with above-standard specifications—for example, a clear room height of 264 cm combined with window elements 232 cm high. We also came up with a unique solution for shading, combining three different types based on the rooms’ functions: elegant screen roller shades for the living and dining areas, classic venetian blinds for the bedrooms, and durable exterior roller shades facing the street for practical and security reasons.
The clients came to us with a bold conceptual vision generated using artificial intelligence. The task was to transform this concept into a realistic, structurally feasible, and logically laid-out design for a family with two sons.
A visual concept gave rise to a fully functional and practical family home. The design makes the most of the beautiful views of the surrounding landscape—which is why two specialized terraces were created on either side of the house: one designed as an outdoor fitness area and the other as a multifunctional space equipped with a summer kitchen for family gatherings.
The investor’s vision was for a classic bungalow with a hipped roof that would combine living space for adult children with a separate living area for the parents. The above-standard parking requirements also posed a major challenge.
We divided the house into a main section intended for the children and a separate living unit for the owners with its own entrance, which provides all the necessary privacy and comfort. The design includes a spacious carport for up to 3 cars and a separate, lockable garage intended for a classic car.
Conceptually, it builds on the previous project, with the main goal being to enhance living comfort.
We retained the proven floor plan and functional layout, including the office on the first floor, but by adjusting the proportions, we were able to create significantly more spacious and airy rooms.
The developer requested a two-story house with a compact footprint of up to 70 m², yet one that would offer ample living space for a family of four and a separate office on the first floor.
The result is a modern single-family home with a total built-up area of 113 ² (including outbuildings), which meets all the lot’s restrictions to the letter as well as the practical requirements for comfortable family living and working from home.
We are looking for a single-family home with a flat roof and a floor area of up to 120m² that can comfortably accommodate a family of up to five.
The defining feature of the floor plan is the division of the house into left and right wings, which are connected at the center of the house by a spacious living area.
The ground floor is reserved for a lively social area—it connects the living room with the kitchen and a large dining room. The upper floor, on the other hand, serves as a quiet area with three bedrooms, and the master bedroom has its own private bathroom (en suite).
