It was a ruin eroded to the bone, say Jan and Barbora Hora, who worked with Jane Veisser on the reconstruction of a former homestead in the Pardubice region. The house, which the former agricultural cooperative rebuilt into a granary, had a “looted guts” and a different scale. All that was left of the original building was a brick envelope. The architects have decided to keep it from the outside, but inside the house is unrecognizable.
The Znojmo studio is behind the reconstruction of the dilapidated homestead NOW. The house was rebuilt into a granary during the previous regime and did not have clear contours. “Even a house cut down like this, one could say abstract, has not lost any of its grandeur. On the contrary,” the architects think. Look at.
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