Pardubice Crematorium | |
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Krematorium Pardubice | |
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General information | |
Town or city | Pardubice |
Country | Czech Republic |
Coordinates | 50°01′09″N 15°46′37″E / 50.0193°N 15.7769°E |
Construction started | 1921 |
Completed | 1923 |
Design and construction | |
Architect(s) | Pavel Janák |
Pardubice Crematorium ( Czech: krematorium Pardubice) is a crematorium in Pardubice, Czech Republic. Built in 1921–1923, it was the first Czech crematorium. It is a national cultural monument.
The crematorium was designed by the Czech architect Pavel Janák in the Czech Art Deco style and built in 1921–1923. It was the first Czech crematorium. [1] [2] The project came from a tender that was opened at the end of 1918 and took place in 1919. Janák's project was chosen from 81 architectonical designs. [3]
The design of the crematorium was influenced by old Slavic mythology and the concept of ancient Christian basilicas. [4] Janák was inspired by Peter Behrens' conception of the crematorium in Hagen. [5]
Since 2010, the building has been protected as a national cultural monument. [1]
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Pardubice Crematorium | |
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Krematorium Pardubice | |
| |
General information | |
Town or city | Pardubice |
Country | Czech Republic |
Coordinates | 50°01′09″N 15°46′37″E / 50.0193°N 15.7769°E |
Construction started | 1921 |
Completed | 1923 |
Design and construction | |
Architect(s) | Pavel Janák |
Pardubice Crematorium ( Czech: krematorium Pardubice) is a crematorium in Pardubice, Czech Republic. Built in 1921–1923, it was the first Czech crematorium. It is a national cultural monument.
The crematorium was designed by the Czech architect Pavel Janák in the Czech Art Deco style and built in 1921–1923. It was the first Czech crematorium. [1] [2] The project came from a tender that was opened at the end of 1918 and took place in 1919. Janák's project was chosen from 81 architectonical designs. [3]
The design of the crematorium was influenced by old Slavic mythology and the concept of ancient Christian basilicas. [4] Janák was inspired by Peter Behrens' conception of the crematorium in Hagen. [5]
Since 2010, the building has been protected as a national cultural monument. [1]
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link)