Stanislav Hubička
*23. 3. 1930 – Brdo, Czech Republic
†8. 8. 2018, Czech Republic
Biography
Stanislav Hubička was a Czech architect. He studied at the Higher Technical School of Civil Engineering in Prague and obtained his architectural education at the Faculty of Architecture and Civil Engineering, where he studied from 1948 to 1952. He then worked in project institutes and settled in the Institute of Transport and Engineering Construction Projects. In addition to buildings, he designed many public spaces and adjusted land use plans. His sons Radan Hubička and Radim Hubička are also engaged in architecture.
Stanislav Hubička was a Czech architect. He studied at the Higher Technical School of Civil Engineering in Prague and obtained his architectural education at the Faculty of Architecture and Civil Engineering, where he studied from 1948 to 1952. He then worked in project institutes and settled in the Institute of Transport and Engineering Construction Projects. In addition to buildings, he designed many public spaces and adjusted land use plans. His sons Radan Hubička and Radim Hubička are also engaged in architecture.
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Realization
Nusle Bridge, Prague, 1973
Vyšehrad Metro Station (under Nusle Bridge), Prague, 1973
Building of the International Union of Students, Prague, 1974
Smetana Embankment in the section from the National Theatre to Charles Bridge
Platýs Courtyard
Alšovo Embankment by Charles Bridge
Nusle Bridge, Prague, 1973
Vyšehrad Metro Station (under Nusle Bridge), Prague, 1973
Building of the International Union of Students, Prague, 1974
Smetana Embankment in the section from the National Theatre to Charles Bridge
Platýs Courtyard
Alšovo Embankment by Charles Bridge
