Pavilion Market Hall in Prague

Ing. akad. arch. Vladimír Štulc, Ing. akad. arch. Jan Vrana

Three nave building built in 1904 as a market hall served this purpose without major changes till eighties of twenty century, when it was turned into

	Pohled z Vinohradské ulice ze západu
	Josef Váša

Name:	Pavilion Market Hall in Prague			Location:	Vinohradská třída, Praha 2 - Vinohrady
Authors:	Ing. akad. arch. Vladimír Štulc, Ing. akad. arch. Jan Vrana
Size:	4800 m2 / 4800 sq. m retail area
Year:	1994
Type:	Realization, Reconstruction
Cooperation:	Erik Folk, ing. Říha, ing. Pavel Hustoles, ing Trčka
Provider:	Pražský stavební podnik, FCC
Investment costs:	180 mil. Kč
Dates:	Project					Realization:	08/1994
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Three nave building built in 1904 as a market hall served this purpose without major changes till eighties of twenty century, when it was turned into stores and then closed. Revitalisation of the listed building begun in 1986 restored fronts and exterior to its original appearence and colour scheme, while new steel structure of galleries designed to contrast with the old structure inside were added. It was nearly completed when foreign developer took over and extended retail areas to both basement floors. This resulted in multistorey space with several galeries which boasts with authentic atmosphere and original historic details yet changed the building into modern shopping centre.

	Pohled ze Slezské ulice ze západu
	Josef Váša

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