Abstract The assignment of my bachelor's thesis was to design a community center and solve the revitalization of the courtyard in the grounds of Pisztory Palace. First I elaborated the topic in the form of an architectural study (project for territorial proceedings) and finally I elaborated it in detail in the form of a project for a building permit. The solved land with Pisztory Palace is located on Štefánikova Street in the cadastral area of Bratislava - Old Town and is part of the historic development. Based on the processed analyzes, I found out what the potential of the land is and which object would complement it correctly.My goal was to create a building that will not compete with the historic building of Pisztory Palace, but will complement it and connect to the side plot, which is located directly opposite the palace. I wanted to connect these two plots with the fact that I would open the whole space to the courtyard. My goal was not to design a tall object, kt. completely separates the palace from the upper plot, but on the contrary, I was more concerned with the connection and interplay in the whole area, so I tried to create a mass that will connect to Pisztory Palace. The proposed building is in one part only one-storey with an extensive walkable roof and in the other part has 3 floors. In the one-storey part there is a lecture room for a limited capacity of up to 30 people. In the second part, there are hygiene and offices on the first floor. On the second floor there is an administration and also a sanitary facility. There are classrooms on the third floor. I solved the courtyard very easily. I paved the whole area with cat's heads and, in addition to the pedestrian road, I planted the trees that line it, as there is enough greenery in the adjacent plot and on my vegetation roof. In my proposal, I was inspired by the fact that once upon a time in this area was a garden with medicinal herbs by the pharmacist Pisztory, which reached as far as Slavín, as I was very interested in this fact, I also wanted to create a "garden" in my case which I placed on the first floor in connection with the adjacent plot. This area is connected to the adjacent land, where it is planned to make a park. So these two units would be connected with the fact that the palace as a national cultural monument would be presented and visible from the upper plot. Urbanistically, the building is pushed into the southwestern part of the land. The building is adjacent to two side plots with one is connected, as I mentioned above. The second is oriented from the south side of the land. Which is not a big advantage, because I'm just counting on construction on the side work in this part and thus would prevent sufficient illumination of the adjacent part of the land, so I oriented the building to the corner of the land and I did not place any windows on this adjacent southern part. I did so in order not to restrict the adjacent buildings, but also to comply with the requirements that are placed on the distances and orientation of the windows. There is a one-storey building on this southern adjacent plot, which is adjacent to my building, so I try to be tolerant of other adjacent buildings. I tried to orient my whole building and windows to the inner block. Thus, the main idea is to create a space that communicates with the inner courtyard, but is designed in accordance with other buildings and with a link to urbanism.