The Master Plan of the City of Pilsen defines stabilized zones and proposal zones. The proposal zones include development zones, and redevelopment areas are a special type of development zone. Development and redevelopment zones are specified in Map No. XIV. – Development zones of the Master Plan…

The City of Pilsen is participating in the REURIS (Revitalisation of Urban River Spaces) project, which is part of the CENTRAL EUROPE Operational Programme for Transnational Cooperation, through the City of Pilsen Urban Development and Planning Institute, its semi-budgetary organisation. The…

The Master Plan of the City of Pilsen defines stabilized zones and proposal zones. Detailed regional planning documentation and regional planning source materials are drawn up for proposal and redevelopment zones. In stabilized zones, regional planning source materials, usually in the form of…

The final document of the Pilsen Development Programme was created in 2003. This document contains the conclusions from the analytical and proposal sections of the Pilsen Development Programme and defines further steps for meeting the goals and implementing the measures set out in the Programme and…

Numerous regional planning documents and regional planning source materials have been prepared for specific localities in Pilsen. This summary of the current documentation provides information on these documents in the fields of urban planning, architecture and regional planning. The summary…

The Implementation Plan is a basic instrument for implementing the Pilsen Development Programme for a one-year period. Its purpose is to collect and describe development projects which will be implemented in a given year, thus facilitating efficient management and control over realizing the…

CityRegio II The international project of CITYREGIO started up already in 2002. The aim of the project was to establish cooperation among cities and institutions of varioius countries as they were dealing with similar problems during the development of regional centres. The project was endorsed…

LHASA (Large Housing Areas Stabilisation Action) is a joint project of cities and institutions of Germany, Poland, Italy, Hungary, Slovakia and Czech Republic, which was introduced in 2003 and finished in March 2006. The project was financially supported by the European Union within the Iniciative…

The turn of the millennium and other significant events that influenced the development of our society – the change to the structure of public administration (the establishment of Regions) and our admission to the EU represented an opportunity to reflect on the past and consider the future – all…

While working on the analytical section of the Pilsen Development Programme, situation analyses for eleven topics were drawn up as the basis for creating the final report on the situation analysis and SWOT analysis. These topics were:  EnvironmentResidents and Housing City Development Civic…

One of the main tasks of our organization is to provide comprehensive analysis and design documents and sector-specific master plans. To formulate these, intimate knowledge of all aspects of city life, future development trends and forecasts for future growth are essential. Individual specialised…

The Master Plan defines development areas for housing (B), production (V), mixed urban areas (M) and other areas (S). Every two years, the Urban Planning and Development Institute of the City of Pilsen issues the Information Update on Development Zones defined in the Master Plan of the City of…

On February 21, 2008, the Steering Committee of EUROCITIES admitted Pilsen as a new member of the European cities network. Established in 1986, the network includes more than 140 cities. Its aim is to share knowledge and experience in six forums (culture, economy, environment, knowledge society,…

The aim of the City Visions Europe project was to encourage a public debate about the futures of four European cities bidding for the European Capital of Culture title in 2013, 2014 and 2015: Bordeaux (France), Košice (Slovakia), Mechelen (Belgium) and Pilsen (Czech Republic). The Rotterdam-based…