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Architects: Architektonická kancelář Radko Květ
- Area: 1134 m²
- Year: 2016
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Photographs:Gabriel Dvořák
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Manufacturers: Cemex
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Lead Architects: Radko Kvet, Pavel Pijacek
Text description provided by the architects. For many decades now, excavations at the complex of Palaeolithic (the period of mammoth hunters) settlements have unearthed a huge number of stone and bone tools and artwork, as well as the skeletal remains of anatomically modern humans. This puts Pavlov and Dolní Věstonice high on the list of the world’s leading archaeological sites. The site reminds us of a past historic age and is both part of the universal cultural heritage and a symbolic integral element of the local culture, fundamentally forming a relationship between the local population and the region. It has embodied cultural values that the local population takes pride in and establishes their relation to the country.
