The best new buildings in Vysočina include Villa park Čechovka
Humpolec (Pelhřimovsko) - The best new constructions in the Vysočina region were the residential buildings Villa park Čechovka in Havlíčkův Brod, the bypass of Česká Bělá, the Gustav Mahler park in Jihlava, and the renovation of the Pelhřimov hospital. All four received the title of Prestigious Construction of Vysočina 2010. The results of the competition were announced today in Humpolec.
For the ninth edition of the Vysočina Construction competition, 20 completed projects were submitted. The category for technological and industrial buildings was not filled. "We believe it is a shame because new constructions in this category were definitely built in Vysočina during this period," said Miroslav Dokulil, regional manager of the Czech Union of Contractors. The commission, led by the dean of the Faculty of Civil Engineering at Brno University of Technology, Rostislav Drochytka, evaluated buildings constructed from 2008 to 2010.
The residential district Villa park Čechovka scored points in the category of civic amenities and housing. The five apartment buildings in the former military barracks were designed by the studio of Humpolec architect Luďek Rýzner. The best traffic new construction in the region became the road bypass of Česká Bělá in the Havlíčkův Brod area. Part of the three-kilometer section on road I/34 includes a 27-meter-high bridge over the valley.
The Gustav Mahler park in Jihlava won in the category of sports and leisure buildings. The area, featuring greenery and water elements, with a central point being the Mahler statue, was commissioned by the city. The architectural design of the park was created by Milan Laštovička.
Among renovations, the conversion of the main inpatient section of the Pelhřimov hospital, which cost half a billion crowns, received the highest recognition. The architectural design for the region was created by Ateliér Penta Jihlava.
The public award went to the town of Třebíč for the restoration of the historic entrance to the Basilica of St. Prokop, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
The competition is organized by the Vysočina Building Association in collaboration with the Czech Union of Contractors, the Czech Chamber of Authorized Engineers and Technicians engaged in construction, and the region. Included was a student competition for the best apartment building project in Humpolec.
For the ninth edition of the Vysočina Construction competition, 20 completed projects were submitted. The category for technological and industrial buildings was not filled. "We believe it is a shame because new constructions in this category were definitely built in Vysočina during this period," said Miroslav Dokulil, regional manager of the Czech Union of Contractors. The commission, led by the dean of the Faculty of Civil Engineering at Brno University of Technology, Rostislav Drochytka, evaluated buildings constructed from 2008 to 2010.
The residential district Villa park Čechovka scored points in the category of civic amenities and housing. The five apartment buildings in the former military barracks were designed by the studio of Humpolec architect Luďek Rýzner. The best traffic new construction in the region became the road bypass of Česká Bělá in the Havlíčkův Brod area. Part of the three-kilometer section on road I/34 includes a 27-meter-high bridge over the valley.
The Gustav Mahler park in Jihlava won in the category of sports and leisure buildings. The area, featuring greenery and water elements, with a central point being the Mahler statue, was commissioned by the city. The architectural design of the park was created by Milan Laštovička.
Among renovations, the conversion of the main inpatient section of the Pelhřimov hospital, which cost half a billion crowns, received the highest recognition. The architectural design for the region was created by Ateliér Penta Jihlava.
The public award went to the town of Třebíč for the restoration of the historic entrance to the Basilica of St. Prokop, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
The competition is organized by the Vysočina Building Association in collaboration with the Czech Union of Contractors, the Czech Chamber of Authorized Engineers and Technicians engaged in construction, and the region. Included was a student competition for the best apartment building project in Humpolec.
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