In the postwar years, the Czechoslovak military continued to use the Zátiší barracks, primarily for housing soldiers and conducting training. The site experienced further changes in military infrastructure, especially after the rise of the Communist regime in 1948. The armed forces became increasingly centralized and aligned with Soviet interests, which influenced how the barracks were managed and utilized.

During the Cold War, the barracks remained an active military site, although their strategic importance gradually declined. As the army faced new challenges and the need to modernize its facilities, military units were relocated to other locations, and the Zátiší barracks began to fall into disuse. Following the political transformation of 1989 and the democratization of the country, the Czechoslovak army underwent significant restructuring, leading to the abandonment of many military facilities, including Kasárny Zátiší.

By the 1990s, the barracks were completely decommissioned and left vacant. The buildings deteriorated, and the site became a neglected brownfield. Despite various proposals for redevelopment, none were successfully implemented. The City of Plzeň sought ways to revitalize the area, but it wasn’t until 2023 that a concrete plan emerged, thanks to the interest of developer CTP..

Once a major military base and part of Plzeň’s strategic air support system, Kasárny Zátiší is now entering a new chapter of its existence.