Vltava Philharmonic Hall

We are seeking the best design for a unique philharmonic building that will be called the Vltava Philharmonic Hall.

Category Project Competition
Type International, Project, RfQ, Restricted, Single-Stage, Anonymous
Genre Theater
Country Prague, Czech Republic
RegDeadline 30 September 2021 GoogleCal iCal
30 September 2021 (via Online)
Eligibility Architects

Description
The City of Prague and the Czech Republic have conceived a plan to build a new concert hall within the City of Prague as part of a contemporary music center of world-class standard (from the perspective of acoustics, capacity, layout, technical, architectural and urban design) and that will simultaneously confirm Prague's reputation as a cultural capital and a symbol of the Czech music tradition. The aim of the project is to create a new, living, open and fully-used public cultural space for all visitors, and above all the residents of Prague.
The Vltava Philharmonic Hall building will be the spark in the transformation of the massive transformation area of Bubny-Zátory and has the ambition of becoming a cultural AND new social center in Prague 7, and for the whole of the Czech capital.
For these reasons the City of Prague is preparing an architectural competition intended to result in a design for the future appearance of this new music center.
Estimated costs of the project: CZK 6.1 billion

Jury
Cukrowicz Andreas, Cukrowicz Nachbaur studio
Saaby Tina, Tina Saaby Copenhagen
Sedláček Michal, Aedas
Pleskot Josef, AP ATELIER
Steinbachová Marcela, Skupina
Gero Peter, a consultant to city administrations and a teacher in urban planning and urban development
Hřib Zdeněk, Mayor of Prague
Zaorálek Lubomír, Minister of Culture of the Czech Republic
Hlaváček Petr, the studio Headhand Architects
Čižinský Jan, mayor of the Prague 7 district
Krupauer Martin, the chairman of the Prague City Council's commission

Prize
Design contract
The competition prizes are worth approximately EUR 707,500.

Entry Fee
None

Timetable
The winning design will be announced in spring 2022.
The beginning of the construction: 2027
Estimated project completion: 2031

Organizer
Prague Institute of Planning and Development (IPR Prague)

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