Komentovaná procházka Kamennou kolonií s Radimem Horákem

The Kamenná colony, also known as "Kamenka," is a uniquely preserved testimony to the original working-class housing that emerged in the early 1920s on the outskirts of today's Staré Brno. This picturesque neighborhood on the slopes of the Červený hill, nestled between the Svratka River and the former sandstone quarry, was originally emergency housing for working-class families and the poorest residents of the city. The first modest cottages began to appear here as early as 1925, often through self-help and made from cheap, easily accessible materials. Despite the settlement struggling with problems such as a lack of sewage and limited access to water, it has retained its distinctive character and unique atmosphere to this day.
Architect Radim Horák, who has been long engaged with "Kamenka," will narrate the history, architecture, and the lives of the local residents during the guided walk.