“Hamburk” Deck
The “Hamburk” Deck is the result of efforts to transform the neglected area in front of the train and bus station into a decent gateway to the city. It is located at the intersection of Šumavská and Nádražní Streets in a place adjacent to both the recently constructed side entrance to the railway station and the access to the new bus station. The “deck” is to temporarily assume the role of the terminal building of the bus station, which is to be built on the site in the future, and offer both Pilsen residents and visitors basic facilities. For this purpose, we chose a “pop-up” solution using modular architecture. We designed the “deck” as a grouping of three blocks of container sets (information, gastronomy, micromobility) and a cultivated public space. The dominant two-storey block, made up of 10 modules, houses a tourist information centre, a space for presenting important projects of the city and the region, and an observation deck with a tower, which forms a significant landmark in the area. The block of four refreshment shops consists of a total of nine modules. Further operational facilities were placed in six modules of the last part - two of them serve as toilets and a warehouse, the other four for city micromobility (bicycle parking, lockable boxes, space for shared scooters). We fitted both lower blocks with extensive green roofs. The three blocks are connected by the central feature of the whole set - a deck where the exits from both stations lead on. We finished it with bleacher-style stairs and opened it, towards the micromobility block, into a universal space, by which the main area can occasionally be extended and where regularly changing art installations are mounted. Cultivated lawns were supplemented with newly planted trees and an infiltration system.

““Hamburk” Deck
The “Hamburk” Deck is the result of efforts to transform the neglected area in front of the train and bus station into a decent gateway to the city. It is located at the intersection of Šumavská and Nádražní Streets in a place adjacent to both the recently constructed side entrance to the railway station and the access to the new bus station. The “deck” is to temporarily assume the role of the terminal building of the bus station, which is to be built on the site in the future, and offer both Pilsen residents and visitors basic facilities. For this purpose, we chose a “pop-up” solution using modular architecture. We designed the “deck” as a grouping of three blocks of container sets (information, gastronomy, micromobility) and a cultivated public space. The dominant two-storey block, made up of 10 modules, houses a tourist information centre, a space for presenting important projects of the city and the region, and an observation deck with a tower, which forms a significant landmark in the area. The block of four refreshment shops consists of a total of nine modules. Further operational facilities were placed in six modules of the last part - two of them serve as toilets and a warehouse, the other four for city micromobility (bicycle parking, lockable boxes, space for shared scooters). We fitted both lower blocks with extensive green roofs. The three blocks are connected by the central feature of the whole set - a deck where the exits from both stations lead on. We finished it with bleacher-style stairs and opened it, towards the micromobility block, into a universal space, by which the main area can occasionally be extended and where regularly changing art installations are mounted. Cultivated lawns were supplemented with newly planted trees and an infiltration system.