0 yesterday | Prague Castle has started the renovation of the monument to Julius Zeyer in Chotkovy Gardens

0 yesterday | Heavy machinery will be deployed for the demolition of Smurf City in Zlín in two weeks

0 yesterday | The new curator of the House of Art in České Budějovice will be Kristýna Hájková

0 22.09. | The new cable car on Ještěd will be designed by the companies SIAL and Valbek

0 22.09. | The company MHAP continues the preparation for the construction of the multifunctional hockey arena Pardubice

0 22.09. | Brno plans to cancel the tender for the company that is to demolish the stadium at Lužánky

0 22.09. | In Rokycany, a half-billion reconstruction of the Sokolovna into a cultural center has begun

0 22.09. | Two centuries old Empire synagogue in Třešť also serves as a cultural space

0 19.09. | The reconstruction of the Prague Invalidovna is prepared and may be completed in 2029

0 19.09. | <h1>Department Store Prior in Krnov Awaits Renovation for 42 Million Crown</h1>

0 19.09. | The company Syner has launched the construction of the MUSE7 project with 150 apartments, which will cost 1.5 billion CZK

0 19.09. | In the former Prefa Holešovice panel factory, there will be offices as well as space for culture

0 18.09. | The reconstruction of Villa Čerych in the Náchod region has been completed, and it will house a creative center

0 18.09. | Kasl: The announcement of a new competition for the Výtoň Bridge decreases trust in competitions

0 18.09. | The construction of the new concert hall in Ostrava will be more expensive than expected

0 18.09. | Daniela Hammer-Tugendhatová has passed away

0 17.09. | Brno has returned to the plan to build a municipal building on Benešova Street in Brno

0 17.09. | The restoration of the burned castle in Horní Maršov in the Trutnov region has the approval of heritage protection officials

0 17.09. | ČKAIT: The decision on the reconstruction of the Výtoň Bridge is incorrect

0 17.09. | Liberec will begin searching for designers for the construction of 150 apartments in the so-called Paper Square