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Czech urban redevelopment projects

Overview

Urban redevelopment projects in the Czech Republic have seen recent architectural competition winners announced for two distinct sites.

In Prague, the studio Chybík + Krištof won the competition to redesign the area around the Nádraží Holešovice station. The proposal seeks to convert the eight-hectare transport hub and adjacent brownfield into a cohesive district featuring two new public squares, improved pedestrian and cycling links, and a landmark high-rise building. The design incorporates arched halls to connect various transit modes and utilizes space under railway viaducts for cultural and commercial use.

In Trutnov, the city selected a design by Neuvirt Novotná architekti for the 9.6-hectare Nový Křižík site. This plan aims to transform an industrial zone into a multifunctional district containing over 300 residential units, a new municipal library, and shops. The development will also include accessible riverfront areas along the Úpa river and an integrated bus station with underground parking.

Entities

Penta Real Estate · Trutnov · Neuvirt Novotná architekti · Prague · TTC ATRIUM

Timeline

  1. about 22 hours ago

    [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Trutnov selects winning design for Nový Křižík urban redevelopment

    Trutnov has selected a winning urban design for the Nový Křižík area, which will transform an industrial site into a district featuring over 300 apartments, a library, and improved public spaces.

  2. 5 days ago

    [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    Chybík + Krištof wins redesign competition for Prague’s Holešovice station

    Czech studio Chybík + Krištof won the competition to transform Prague’s Nádraží Holešovice station area into a new urban district featuring public squares, a landmark high-rise, and improved transit links.

Sources

asb-portal.cz · designmag.cz · hradecka.drbna.cz · imaterialy.cz · worldtradelaw.typepad.com