We climb the narrow staircase, pass the pavilion overlooking the courtyard and we are approaching the front door to the attic apartment. "Come in," says architect Petr Jančálek, who designed and renovated the apartment. When the door closes, it disappears into the uniform paneling of the entryway, dominated by a white floor and a glass skylight that lets warm air through the open door. "I always want future residents to want to spend as much time as possible in the apartment I design. So that they look forward to living there," Jančálek adds. Even his wife ended up regretting that someone else would live in the apartment. Jančálek graduated in civil engineering and architecture from the Czech Technical University in Prague.