Plzeň to begin renovating historic Peklo hall with 750 million CZK
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At a glance
- Plzeň is set to begin the renovation of the historically protected main hall of the Peklo cultural center in September.
- The first phase of the renovation will focus on the main hall and is estimated to cost 750 million Czech korunas.
- The project is planned in stages, with subsequent phases addressing the central part of the complex, including a modern extension, with similar estimated costs.
The city of Plzeň is preparing to embark on a significant renovation project for the culturally significant Peklo building, with work on its historic main hall scheduled to commence in September. This initial phase is a substantial undertaking, with the city allocating 750 million Czech korunas (approximately $31 million USD) for the repairs.
The Peklo cultural center, a protected historical monument, houses a grand hall that is central to the planned restoration. The first stage of the renovation is expected to take approximately two years to complete. This will lay the groundwork for subsequent phases of the project.
Following the completion of the first stage, the renovation efforts will shift to the central section of the complex. This area includes a more modern extension to the original building. The estimated costs for this second phase are expected to be comparable to those of the initial phase, indicating a significant overall investment in revitalizing the entire facility.
The project aims to preserve the historical integrity of the main hall while modernizing the complex to better serve the community's cultural needs. The phased approach allows for a systematic restoration, ensuring that each part of the building receives the necessary attention.
Originally published by iDNES in Czech. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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