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Prague Architecture News Prague National Gallery Entrance Hall Mateo Arquitectura image from architects Prague National Gallery Entrance Hall - 3 Apr 2012 Completion of the penultimate phase of the Prague National Gallery Entrance Hall project: connecting hall, main entrance of the National Gallery and access between the palaces Salm and Schwarzenberg. Intersection: Intimacy and Spectacle Oren Sagiv, architect picture from architect Intersection: Intimacy and Spectacle Prague Contemporary Architecture Key Projects, alphabetical: Amazon Court, River City Prague complex, Karlin Quarter 2008- Schmidt Hammer Lassen picture from architect Prague Building Prague Library 2007- Future Systems picture from architect Czech National Library : Architecture Competition winner Architecture competition winner : £50m Extension to National Library in Prague Prague Library nicknamed the ‘Octopus’ Modern Movement building - scanned photos from 1991, by architect adrian welch Prague Modernist architecture: photograph © Adrian Welch Cubist buildings - scanned photos from 1991, by architect adrian welch Prague Cubist architecture: photograph © Adrian Welch Hotel Josef - Eva Jiricna Architects image from Eva Jiricna Architects Hotel Josef Prague More scanned Prague architecture photos from 1991, by architect adrian welch: Villa Müller aka Villa Mueller 1930 Architect: Adolf Loos image © Adrian Welch Nad Hradním vodojemem 14, northwest Prague, Czech Republic World-famous Modern house, key building by Adolf Loos Modern Prague building designed for Frantisek and Milada Muller Curvilinear hotel in northwest Prague images © Adrian Welch Žižkov Television Tower 1985-92 image © Adrian Welch Space age Telecommunications Tower in north Prague, 216 m high Decorative 20th century building in central Prague photo © Adrian Welch House of the Black Madonna 1912 Architect: Josef Gocar picture © Adrian Welch Key Cubist Prague Building Prague Architects Key Prague buildings not yet featured Fred & Ginger building, Jiraskuv Bridge, central Prague 1992-96 Architect: Frank Gehry Architects with Vlado Milunic aka The Dancing House (Czech: Tancící dum), or The Dancing Building, or Drunk House, officially the Rasin Building Location: by the Vltava river southwest of centre Address: Nationale-Nederlanden building, Rašínovo nábreží 80, 120 00 Praha 2 Vlado Milunic is a Croatian-born Czech architect Frank Gehry is Canadian and one of the most famous architects in the world Zlaty Andel building Prague Architect: Jean Nouvel aka The Golden Angel Prague building River Gardens Masterplan, Prague Featuring designs by David Chipperfield Architects, Feilden Clegg Bradley & EM2N Architekten, Baumschlager Eberle, Meili Peter Architekten, Fink & Jocher, 4a Architikti Hotel Crowne Plaza, Dejvice district 1952-54 Stalinist architecture, 88m high Prague Buildings - Photos from 1991: photograph © Adrian Welch More Czech architecture: Tugendhat Villa, Brno, not far from Prague to the south: photo © Adrian Welch

Czech Architect : Eva Jiricna

Designers with buildings in Prague:
Eva Jiricna Architects
Adolf Loos Architect
Frank Gehry Architect
Jean Nouvel Architects

Modern Prague Architecture: Photos © adrian welch

Bridge near Prague



Prague Hotels
Hotel Josef has been featured in numerous publications around the world and is one of the finest contemporary hotels in Europe. Designed by London-based EJAL the hotel is situated in the heart of the city.

The most famous building in Prague is surely the castle - and Saint Vitus Cathedral within in the grounds - though the 15th century Charles Bridge (over the Vltava river) as a structure requires a mention. In terms of contemporary architecture probably the Fred & Ginger building (Dancing House) would take this title.

Prague library building architect : Future Systems

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