Beginning from the paleolithic, through the neolithic and early medieval settlements, the Master Plan Vision for the city of Prague, in the 14th century, allowed for a "natural" and "organic" emergence of an urban structure.

 

The duality of terrestrial and cosmological ideologies in the formal structure of Charles IV's medieval-modern city, generated an urban structure that is both planned and unplanned; organized and free; earthly and cosmic. Wherein is the foundation of the 21st century capital city.

 

This 14th century city was a conscious act of forming a coherent "internal organizational structure of the city".

Contemporary Prague can develop its expanding center - as an extension - based from within the 14th century groundwork and accordingly, upon its visionary, ancient guiding lines.