Five studios presented their designs for the sustainable neighborhood of Smart Líchy
Židlochovice – A total of five studios presented their urban planning and architectural designs for the planned sustainable neighborhood of Chytré Líchy. This neighborhood is set to start developing in the South Moravian town of Židlochovice next year. In their designs, the individual studios aimed to meet the bold goals of the neighborhood related to carbon neutrality, reduction of drinking water consumption, and social diversity. The winning design will be known after the meeting of the Židlochovice City Council, which will take place on May 7.
On Friday, April 16, all five participants in the tender for the urban planning and architectural solution for the Chytré Líchy neighborhood presented their proposals. Specifically, the tender includes the studios of Ing. arch. Dalibor Borák, Kogaa studio, MS plan, Pelčák a partner architects, and Projektil Architekti.
Ing. arch. Dalibor Borák
Kogaa studio
MS plan
Pelčák a partner architekti
Projektil Architekti
During the design process, all participants continuously consulted their proposals with the client and members of the multidisciplinary team that was preparing the feasibility study for the given location. The applicants also did not have pre-assigned numbers of family houses or apartment buildings. "The proposals quite differ in terms of the built-up areas largely because of this. The gross floor area reaches up to 17,000 m² in one of the proposals, while in another case it is only 10,000 m²," said Pavel Jura, the architect of the town of Židlochovice, who is one of the selection committee members. The entire area covers 3.4 hectares, with a large part expected to consist of greenery and water surfaces.
On Friday, April 16, all five participants in the tender for the urban planning and architectural solution for the Chytré Líchy neighborhood presented their proposals. Specifically, the tender includes the studios of Ing. arch. Dalibor Borák, Kogaa studio, MS plan, Pelčák a partner architects, and Projektil Architekti.
Ing. arch. Dalibor Borák
Kogaa studio
MS plan
Pelčák a partner architekti
Projektil Architekti
During the design process, all participants continuously consulted their proposals with the client and members of the multidisciplinary team that was preparing the feasibility study for the given location. The applicants also did not have pre-assigned numbers of family houses or apartment buildings. "The proposals quite differ in terms of the built-up areas largely because of this. The gross floor area reaches up to 17,000 m² in one of the proposals, while in another case it is only 10,000 m²," said Pavel Jura, the architect of the town of Židlochovice, who is one of the selection committee members. The entire area covers 3.4 hectares, with a large part expected to consist of greenery and water surfaces.
About the Chytré Líchy neighborhood
The unique construction of Chytré Líchy is the first project of a modern, ecological, and sustainable neighborhood in the Czech Republic. It is planned to be located in Židlochovice near Brno. It will combine the latest ecological and smart technologies with elements of social innovations that promote good neighborly relations, making it a model for other municipalities in the Czech Republic and Europe. Construction is expected to begin in 2022. The project is financially supported by the German foundation Deutsche Bundesstiftung Umwelt and the South Moravian Region. More information about the sustainable neighborhood of Chytré Líchy can be found on the website chytrelichy.cz.The English translation is powered by AI tool. Switch to Czech to view the original text source.
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