With the reconstruction of the former malt house and brewery in Lochkov "life" doesn´t end. Lochkov Lofts project will become a part of the new residential complex which suburbs the beer towers. Over the next few years, an interesting apartment complex arises, combining apartments, row houses and commerce spaces, ensembled with internal gardens and courtyards, which will pass freely in the small squares and pedestrian zones. Existing civic amenities in Lochkov will be compeleted with new shops, restaurants, cafes, etc.. All social life is going to be concentrated around the existing Lochkov City Hall, where a new town centre grows up.

But already the city part of Lochkov is improving the local infrastructure with the newly built tennis courts and a restaurant with a family fitness center, which are located just 2 min. walk from the project Lochkov Lofts.

New Prague Bypass

Those who prefer to travel by car can access Lochkov from three directions: from Strakonice via Radotín, from Plzen via the ring road and from the centre of Prague via K Barrandovu Street. Traffic congestion on the main roads in the southern part of Prague has been alleviated by the Prague ring road, which is currently under construction and is essential for the capital.  In 2010 the new section of the R1 from Lahovice to Slivenec should be in operation and subsequently the connection from Lahovice via Dolní Brežany and Jesenice all the way to the D1 motorway to Brno. In this way lorry transit traffic will be directed off the Jižní Spojka ring road, therefore alleviating Barrandov Bridge and Barrandov. In the case of Lochkov this will mean considerably faster access and a better connection in the direction of Brno.
The R1 Lahovice – Slivenec route has elevated crossings at Lochkov and Lahovice, a 517 metre-long bridge above the Lochkov and Slavicí valleys and the so-called Lahovice overhead above the Berounka valley. The route is primarily dominated by a bridge which runs over the river and the railway lines and leads to the Lochkov tunnel. At a height of 65 metres, it is the highest bridge in Prague. It sits on 88 pillars and is over two kilometres long. 
The bypass is built sufficiently far from the brewery buildings. They are also covered by trees, then people are actually surrounded by greenery. Moreover, it is also important to note that the Prague ring road has not only significantly relieve congested thoroughfares in the capital city, but also greatly simplify the access of people to Lochkov - and therefore people living in Lochkov Lofts project - to the center of our capital city.