Pavel Vaněček
*1. 4. 1942 – Písek, Czech Republic
†19. 12. 2016 – Liberec, Czech Republic
UNION.ARCH, s.r.o.
Tovaryšský vrch 1358/3, 46001 Liberec+420 488 102 520
[email protected]
www.unionarch.cz
Biography
From 1961 to 1967, he studied at the Faculty of Architecture and Civil Engineering of the Czech Technical University in Prague. After that, he worked for two years at the Office of the Chief Architect in Liberec, and from 1969 he was involved in the local Stavoprojekt. In 1977, he completed an internship in France. In 1991, he founded the OFFICE UNION ARCH with Pavel Švancer. He is the author of numerous projects in Liberec, including the controversial entertainment center Babylon. He was a dedicated member of the Brethren Church, for which he realized several prayer houses across the Czech Republic.
From 1961 to 1967, he studied at the Faculty of Architecture and Civil Engineering of the Czech Technical University in Prague. After that, he worked for two years at the Office of the Chief Architect in Liberec, and from 1969 he was involved in the local Stavoprojekt. In 1977, he completed an internship in France. In 1991, he founded the OFFICE UNION ARCH with Pavel Švancer. He is the author of numerous projects in Liberec, including the controversial entertainment center Babylon. He was a dedicated member of the Brethren Church, for which he realized several prayer houses across the Czech Republic.
The English translation is powered by AI tool. Switch to Czech to view the original text source.
