Povltavská 46 House
Objekt se nedochoval — na místě dnes nestojí. Následující text popisuje jeho historii, ne současnou návštěvu.
The settlement No. 19 was a historic building in the Prague settlement of the Fisherman in Troy, which disappeared after 2011. From 1996 to 1999 the building was protected as a real-estate cultural monument of the Czech Republic. He presented a document of traditional folk architecture with grafted construction.
The construction was located south of the former court and was part of the larger group No. 18. Many detailed reports have not been made on the oldest history and the exact date of the estate. However, its form was based on traditional rural forms typical of the region.
The area consisted of two buildings. The main residential building was supplemented by a perpendicular connected economic wing and a smaller building connected to the shield facade. The residential part showed a typical triple chamber type. The original structure was grafted, but later the building was covered with stone. Due to the long-term absence of maintenance, the wooden parts gradually collapsed.
The fate of the monument began to come true in the 1990s. Although the estate was declared a cultural monument in 1996, the roof and roof were destroyed at the turn of 1996 and 1997. In 1999, at the request of the owner, the memorial declaration was cancelled. The construction was then in a state of emergency; the entire area was left with only a circumferential wall and a basement with a Valen Vault. After 2011, the objects completely disappeared.
Today, there are no above-ground buildings at the site of the original estate. The location in Prague remains significant thanks to the proximity of the Trojan Castle, the Botanical Garden of the Capital City of Prague and the Zoological Garden of the Capital of Prague. The demise of the estate is reminiscent of the importance of the care of historical objects which formed the color of the old Troy. When visiting the surrounding institutions, the historical context of the place where the Fisherman settlement was once decomposed can be seen.
Historical milestones
- 1996
- Opening of monument protection and roof and roof and roof collapse.
- 1999
- The cancellation of the declaration of cultural heritage.
- 2011
- The objects were in a torsional state and then disappeared.
Architectural development
The original residential building was built as a grafted building, which was surrounded by stone at a later stage. The area included a residential building with a perpendicular economic wing and a smaller building connected to the shield facade. The wooden structures gradually rotten due to the absence of maintenance.
Historical events
In the years 1999-1999, the estate was protected by a monument. At the turn of 1996 and 1997, the roof and roof collapsed. In 1999, the declaration for cultural heritage was cancelled.
Points of interest
- The estate was a testament to traditional folk architecture with grafted construction, which was later covered with stone. - The area consisted of two buildings, with the main residential building having a triple chamber type. - From 1996 to 1999, the building was protected as a cultural monument, but at the request of the owner, this declaration was cancelled. - After the destruction of the roof and roof at the turn of 1996 and 1997, there was only a perimeter wall and a cellar with a high-value vault. - The construction was located in the Prague village of Fishermen and after 2011 it completely disappeared.
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Welcome to the historic place in Prague-Troy, where you are standing in front of the remains of the estate No. 19, also known as Povltavská 46. This site is a witness to the past and a reminder of traditional folk architecture. Look at the ruins of the originally grafted buildings that once formed the heart of this place.
The estate was established in the village of Fisherman, south of the court. From 1996 to 1999 this building was protected as a real-estate cultural monument. Unfortunately, after the collapse of the roof and roof at the turn of 1996 and 1997, it gradually faded and eventually disappeared in 2011.
Look up and notice the triangular layout of the chamber type that once had the main residential building. Although there are now ruins, it is still possible to feel the historical value and artistic expression of this structure. The area consisted of two buildings, which were originally grafted and later subsequently covered with stone.
Although specific architects or historical figures associated with this settlement are not known, its existence is proof of the life and traditions of people who once lived here. The estate was a testament to traditional folk architecture, which represented both practical and aesthetic taste.
The interesting thing is that despite its disappearance, it still tells the story of the past and changes in the region. This estate was an important part of the local community, whose fate became a monument to history over time.
Now that you have looked at the ruins and the comments of the past, the invitation is to continue to explore Prague-Troy. Every place has its own story, waiting to be discovered. Thank you for your visit and we hope that you will retain the memory of this historic monument.
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Trojský zámek, Botanická zahrada hlavního města Prahy, Zoologická zahrada hl. m. Prahy.
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