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Czech and Slovak urban and cultural restoration

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Municipalities in the Czech Republic and Slovakia continue to undertake diverse urban renewal, cultural restoration, and infrastructure projects. In the Czech Republic, urban revitalization and heritage preservation remain central. In Kolín, reconstruction has begun on a historical bastion to house an exhibition on city fortifications, and a 98 million CZK project is being prepared to restore Jewish houses on Na Hradbách ~~street, and the city has recently opened~~ street. Urban infrastructure projects are expanding. In Otrokovice, Baťova street is undergoing a two-stage transformation including road reconstruction and new ~~artificial turf field~~ sidewalks. Litomyšl is initiating a third stage of riverbank transformation at ~~Sparta Kolín. Recent completions include~~ the ~~transformation of a former military riding school in Znojmo into~~ Vodní valy and Osická street intersection to create a ~~modern social center for 800 visitors,~~ public park. In Krnov, the city has approved major investments, including a 75 million CZK reconstruction of the ~~historic Sokolovna building in Krnov,~~ Krnov Senior Home and ~~the expansion~~ a 107 million CZK revitalization of ~~sports and leisure areas near~~ the ~~Vltava river in Česká Budějovice.~~ bus station parking lot. In Uherské Hradiště, the Štěpnice housing estate will undergo a 90 million CZK modernization focused on climate resilience and rainwater management. Cultural and administrative renovations are progressing across the region. In Trnava, a 50-year-old cultural center is entering the final stages of reconstruction. In Slovakia, the Ministry of Culture has initiated the first stage of restoring the Pálffy family funeral chapel at Červený Kameň Castle. progressing. In Znojmo, ~~a tender has~~ plans have been ~~issued~~ unveiled to ~~transform~~ convert a ~~neo-Renaissance~~ former post office into a modern library and community ~~center featuring a literary café and recording studio. Additionally, the main Plzeň City Library has closed for~~ center. In Slovakia, Košice is implementing a ~~two-year, 250 million CZK reconstruction~~ new territorial plan to ~~create barrier-free study spaces and~~ accommodate a ~~new gallery. Healthcare and education sectors are also seeing improvements, such as~~ projected population of 300,000, while Senica is launching a ~~new 270 million CZK internal medicine pavilion~~ street art project at ~~Krumlov Hospital and expanded nursery school capacity in Trutnov. Other ongoing efforts include~~ city boundaries. In Olomouc, the ~~restoration of Kamenná street in Cheb,~~ former Soviet army social center at the ~~modernization of Jablonec nad Nisou reservoir facilities,~~ Černá cesta estate is slated for redevelopment into apartments and ~~the sensitive restoration of the Budil Villa~~ shops. In Prague, a winning design has been selected for a multifunctional block in ~~Kostelec nad Černými lesy.~~ the Libeň district, featuring residential buildings and a public piazzetta.

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