Saving Adalbertinum Will Cost 100 Million Crowns as City Searches Again for Designer
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- Adalbertinum, a cultural venue in central Hradec Králové, is in critical condition.
- The building is expected to mark its 130th anniversary next August, but further anniversaries could be at risk.
- The first stage of its restoration could begin around 2028 or 2029 and cost about 100 million Czech crowns.
Adalbertinum, the central Hradec Králové venue that hosts concerts, dance events and city council meetings, is in critical condition.
The building is still expected to celebrate the 130th anniversary of its ceremonial opening next August. But whether it will reach later milestones remains uncertain.
The first step toward saving the venue could begin around the turn of 2028 and 2029. The work is expected to cost roughly 100 million Czech crowns, and the city is once again searching for a designer.
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