Kazanka

Name: Kazanka
Address: Trojská 112, Prague 7, Praha-Troja, Czechia, Troja, Czech

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Address :	Trojská 112, Prague 7, Praha-Troja, Czechia
Categories :	Historical landmark ,
City :	Troja

Trojská 112, Prague 7, Praha-Troja, Czechia

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Na místě původní vinice s lisem byla po třicetileté válce, někdy koncem 17. století postavena barokní usedlost. Přestavěna byla ve druhé polovině století následujícího. Mapa stabilního katastru z roku 1840 zobrazuje zděnou stavbu podobného půdorysu, jako má dnešní objekt. Na fotografii, vzniklé předrokem 1945, je budova už téměř identická s dnešní stavbou. V 80. letech 20. století se stavba ocitla v téměř havarijním stavu. V roce 1986 započala rekonstrukce, kterou ukončil až současný vlastník přesně o deset let později. Před hlavním jižním vstupem je pamětní deska s textem: "Kazanka barokní viniční usedlost z konce 17.století, památkově chráněná. Počátkem tohoto století zde žila rodina Schwanků, ze které pochází Quido Schwank (1911), vnuk trojského velkostatkáře Svobody (1852-1929), stavitel a nadační rada. Současnou podobu získala usedlost po opravě a přestavbě z téměř zničeného stavu v letech 1988-1990, interiéry a zahrada 1996. Praha–Troja, květen 1996". A Baroque homestead was built on the site of the original vineyard with a press after the Thirty Years' War, sometime at the end of the 17th century. It was rebuilt in the second half of the following century. The map of a stable cadastre from 1840 depicts a brick building similar to today's building. In the photograph, which was made before 1945, the building is almost identical to the present building. In the 80s of the 20th century the building found itself almost in a state of disrepair. In 1986, reconstruction began, which was completed only by the current owner exactly ten years later.

A Baroque homestead was built on the site of the original vineyard with a press after the Thirty Years' War, sometime at the end of the 17th century. It was rebuilt in the second half of the following century. The map of a stable cadastre from 1840 depicts a brick building similar to today's building. In the photograph, which was made before 1945, the building is almost identical to the present building. In the 80s of the 20th century the building found itself almost in a state of disrepair. In 1986, reconstruction began, which was completed only by the current owner exactly ten years later. In front of the main southern entrance is a commemorative plaque with the text: "Kazanka Baroque vineyard homestead from the end of the 17th century, listed. , builder and endowment council. The homestead got its present appearance after repair and reconstruction from almost destroyed state in 1988-1990, interiors and garden 1996. Prague – Troja, May 1996 ". A Baroque homestead was built on the site of the original vineyard with a press after the Thirty Years' War, sometime at the end of the 17th century. It was rebuilt in the second half of the following century. The map of a stable cadastre from 1840 depicts a brick building similar to today's building. In the photograph, which was made before 1945, the building is almost identical to the present building. In the 80s of the 20th century the building was found almost in a state of disrepair. In 1986, the reconstruction began, which was completed only by the current owner exactly ten years later.