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Prague celebrates the 30th anniversary its inclusion in the UNESCO World Heritage List

12/1/2022 It has been 30 years since the historic center of Prague joined the prestigious club of monuments included on the World Heritage List.

Seifert Street full of greenery will help fight climate change

11/16/2022 The City Council has approved a new design for one of the busiest streets in the Žižkov district - Seifert Street.

Teams from Europe, Asia, and America have been shortlisted for first stage of urban landscape competition for Soutok Suburban Park

11/10/2022 The Institute of Planning and Development (IPR) has announced the names of six architectural teams it has invited to present designs for the planned Soutok Suburban Park.

Zoning study approved for Nové Dvory area. Construction to start in five years

11/8/2022 The Nové Dvory area spanning nearly 50 hectares is a key location for further development of the city.

Adapterra Awards 2022 recognized a self-sufficient house, an energy-positive school, wetland restoration, and anti-erosion features in the l

11/8/2022 Organizers from the Partnership Foundation and Integra Consulting announced the winners of the Adapterra Awards, which presents and recognizes the best projects aimed at alleviating the impact of climate change in several categories.

Běchovice to be protected from Prague Ring Road traffic noise by high earth mounds

10/31/2022 Prague city councilors adopted an urban landscape architectural study for protective earth mounds in Běchovice.

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Prague selects contractor to build parking facility for 495 cars in Opatov

10/31/2022 At its session on Monday, the Prague City Council approved the selection of a contractor for a public contract to build a P+R parking facility in Opatov.

Štvanice footbridge to be decorated with a figurative sculpture

10/21/2022 The City of Prague and the Prague Municipal Gallery will jointly purchase a new figurative sculpture by sculptor Jan Hendrych.

Prague will make flats cheaper. An amendment to the building code will address car parking capacity requirements in new and refurbished buil

10/17/2022 The Prague City Council has discussed a draft amendment to the Prague Building Code, which regulate the system of parking spaces in new and refurbished residential and administrative buildings that require a building permit.
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