Mezinárodní telefonní a telegrafní ústředna

Name: Mezinárodní telefonní a telegrafní ústředna
Address: Fibichova 1500, 130 00 Praha 3-Žižkov, Czechia, Praha 3 Žižkov, Czech

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Address :	Fibichova 1500, 130 00 Praha 3-Žižkov, Czechia
Website :	http://www.praguecityline.cz/prazske-pamatky/telefonni-ustredna-ve-fibichove-ulici
Categories :	Telephone exchange ,
City :	Praha 3 Žižkov

Fibichova 1500, 130 00 Praha 3-Žižkov, Czechia

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J	Julia Movshovich on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
T	Tomáš Kučera on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Nádherná budova v zoufalém stavu. Dnes zakrývají dělníci přízemní okna osb deskami. :'( Beautiful building in desperate condition. Today, workers cover the ground floor windows with OSB. : '(
V	Viktor Novak on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Pracoval jsem na Telegrafni ustredne v poslednim patre v Jindrišske v leetch 1967 po vojenske sluzbĕ a vzpominam zde v Namibia na vsechny tenkrat kokegy a kolegine, bezvadna parta! 21 Srpna 68 nas s ustředny vyhnali nasi beatri Rusaci tak jsem opustil repubiku! I worked at the Telegraph Center on the last floor in Jindrisska in 1967 after the military service and I recall here in Namibia all ten of my co-workers and a colleague, a perfect bunch! 21 August 68 our beaters drove us with the switchboards so I left the Republic!
E	Eva Jordan on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Nádherná budova Mezinárodní telefonní a telegrafní ústředny bývala dominantou Žižkova, a to nejen pro svůj impozantní zjev, zvláště pro své vystupující věže a plastiky nad vchody. Budova byla postavena v letech 1922-1925 pod dozorem architekta Bohumíra Kozáka, mimo jiné autora Thomayerovy nemocnice. Plastiky vytvořil Ladislav Kofránek. Kromě mezinárodní ústředny, která zde fungovala do roku 1979, zde sídlil i poštovní úřad. Od roku 2010 je budova prázdná a doufejme, že nepodlehne zkáze, protože jde o nádhernou ukázku prvorepublikového národního dekorativismu. Na zdi budovy je umístěn památník obětem 2.sv.války. The magnificent building of the International Telephone and Telegraph Central Station was the dominant feature of Zizkov, not only for its impressive appearance, especially for its towering towers and sculptures above the entrances. The building was built in 1922-1925 under the supervision of architect Bohumír Kozák, among others the author of Thomayer's Hospital. Sculptures were created by Ladislav Kofránek. In addition to the international switchboard, which operated here until 1979, the post office was also home. Since 2010, the building is empty and hopefully it will not be perishable because it is a wonderful example of the Republican national decorativism. On the wall of the building there is a memorial to the victims of the Second World War.
V	Vladimir Pecha on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Majestátní budova telefonní a telegrafní ústředny na Žižkově neztratila nic ze své majestátnosti ani poté, co byla výškově více než třikrát překonána věží žižkovského vysílače. Pod vedením architekta Bohumíra Kozáka byla vybudovaná mezi lety 1922-1925. Její dvě věže i další typické prvky výzdoby spadají do období českého národního dekorativismu. Ke slavnostnímu otevření došlo dne 19. června roku 1927. Do nově vzniklé ústředny tak bylo připojeno více než sto dvacet meziměstských a mezinárodních vedení a v ústředně bylo zaměstnáno celkem tři sta padesát zaměstnanců. The majestic telephone and telegraph building in Zizkov lost nothing of it´s majesty even after it was surpassed more than three times by the tower of Žižkov's transmitter. It was built between 1922-1925 under the guidance of architect Bohumír Kozák. It´s two towers and other typical elements of decoration fall into the period of Czech national decorativism. The ceremonial opening took place on 19 June 1927. More than one hundred and twenty inter-city and international lines were connected to the newly established switchboard, and a total of three hundred and fifty people were employed here. The majestic building of the telephone and telegraph exchange in Žižkov did not lose any of its majesty even after it was surpassed by the tower of the Žižkov transmitter more than three times in height. Under the leadership of architect Bohumír Kozák, it was built between 1922-1925. Its two towers and other typical elements of decoration fall into the period of Czech national decorativism. The ceremonial opening took place on June 19, 1927. More than one hundred and twenty intercity and international lines were connected to the newly established exchange, and a total of three hundred and fifty employees were employed in the exchange. The majestic telephone and telegraph building in Zizkov lost nothing of it´s majesty even after it was surpassed more than three times by the tower of Žižkov's transmitter. It was built between 1922-1925 under the guidance of architect Bohumír Kozák. It´s two towers and other typical elements of decoration fall into the period of Czech national decorativism. The ceremonial opening took place on 19 June 1927. More than one hundred and twenty inter-city and international lines were connected to the newly established switchboard, and a total of three hundred and fifty people were employed here.