The music anchors here

The Vltava Philharmonic Hall will be more than just a new concert hall that offers world-class, 21st-century standards in terms of acoustics, capacity, layout options, technical facilities, architecture and urban design – the building will become a living and open cultural space for all its visitors. The Vltava Philharmonic Hall will confirm Prague’s international reputation as a cultural capital and a symbol of the Czech music tradition and will become a new Czech landmark. The dream is becoming reality.

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  • „We all know that Vltavská is basically a scar on the face of the city. A scar that the new philharmonic building will help heal,“ said Mayor of Prague 7 Jan Čižinský.
    Metro – Praha; p. 2 (Regionální zprávy) ● 16th February 2021
  • „We want to create not only a destination for tourists, but also a space visited throughout the day by local people. The concert hall is just the cherry on top. The facility will include public areas and will have space for collaboration or a recording studio,“ says head of the Vltava Philharmonic Hall project team Martin Krupauer.
    Hospodářské noviny; p. 13 (News/Politics) ● 17th March 2021
  • „The Concert Hall at Vltavská will be built 150 years after the National Theater. This is a much-needed gauntlet thrown down at Czech society.“
    MF Dnes – Praha; p. 14 (News/Politics) ● 6th March 2021
  • „Thirty three members will sit on the international jury of the architectural competition to design the Vltava Philharmonic Hall. Approval to continue the project was finally given by Prague City Hall and the City Council. Construction will be part of the project to revitalize the abandoned Bubny-Zátory area.“
    Czech Television, Události (ČT1) ● 8th June 2021, 19:20

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