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I am a witness of modern Czechoslovak history
The Federal Assembly – that is my name. Welcome to Prague. Who am I? I have stood through all the crucial decisions our republic has faced since 1948, for once I served as the home of the National Assembly. From 1995, I became the headquarters of Radio Free Europe – and since 2009, as part of the National Museum, I have been safeguarding the treasures of our history.
The Last Blast - the End of One Era, and a New Beginning
It was Sunday morning at 8.30 a.m. and a glowing stream of pig iron began to roll under the blast furnace No. 1 at the Vítkovice Ironworks, accompanied by a sizzle of hot sparks as it had so many times before. A blast was taking place under the furnace. This time, however, it was different, it was watched by 1,200 employees, it was 27 September 1998 and this blast was the last ever in Vítkovice.
Icons of the Czech Countryside: The Story of Vítkovice Silos
Anyone who has traveled through the Czech countryside knows them – tall dark blue cylinders rising high, displaying the iconic logo of the Vítkovice Ironworks, clearly announcing a place associated with agriculture. These are the enameled tower silos and tanks known as "Vítkovice" — symbols of agricultural industry of our countryside.
Ještěd: A Symbol of Identity and Innovation
An iconic silhouette that has become part of the city’s, region’s, and even a university’s emblem; a structure that locals inherently perceive as part of their identity; a national cultural heritage and a building nominated for entry on the UNESCO World Heritage List. All of this describes a single building that has crowned the summit of Ještěd Mountain above the northern Czech city of Liberec since 1973 – the Ještěd Hotel and Television Transmitter.
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The SINCERE group visited us and thanks to the rain we were for once used as real casetas, protecting humans from nature. We are happy.
On Friday, the whole SINCERE consortium visited us in person. It was great to meet the people that develop the materials that will be placed on our facades. While discussing the application of the SINCERE materials, a heavy rain forced everyone to enter inside! We were really happy that for once we were treated as real buildings protecting humans from nature.
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