CASUA spol. s r.o. is an architectural and engineering company based in Prague, Czechia, founded in 1991 by architect Oleg Haman and engineer Aleš Poděbrad. The firm was established with the aim of integrating architects and structural engineers within a single team, enabling it to offer both design and technical execution under one roof. This interdisciplinary approach remains distinctive in the region.
Today, CASUA employs more than 70 people, combining experienced professionals with younger generations. It is known for its work on complex, high-profile projects that require both architectural vision and rigorous engineering. The company maintains its own Building Information Modeling (BIM) standards and is engaged in professional groups advancing BIM technology in Czech building practice.
Notable recent projects include the reconstruction and expansion of the Myšák Gallery on Vodičkova Street in Prague, which involved integrating luxury apartments, offices, retail, and underground parking into a historic site; and the Waltrovka development, revitalizing a large industrial area in Prague 5 with new office, retail, and residential buildings while preserving key historical structures.
CASUA’s portfolio spans office buildings, large residential developments, commercial complexes, and the adaptive reuse of historic sites. The firm is part of the Obermeyer Group, although in the Czech and Slovak context, it stands out for employing both architects and engineers collaboratively. Its reputation is built on the ability to bring complex projects from concept to completion, valued both for creative solutions and practical implementation.