
Address:
Neveklov – Chvojínek
Client:
Vos Remon Leonard a Fokkema Vos Crolien Martha Gerda
Description of the work:
Construction and restoration work
Realization:
2026
The early Gothic Church of St. Wenceslas stands atop a hill visible from afar. The church, with a rectangular nave and a pentagonal chancel, was built at the end of the 13th century. Over the centuries, it underwent Renaissance and Neo-Romanesque alterations. The façade is simple and rough, decorated with a drawing technique consisting of patterns on the corner pilasters and window jambs. A cornice runs along the top of the roof. The windows are mainly made of stone jambs, in the Gothic style. The current work involves the restoration of the church’s exterior and the execution of work on historical structures and elements in accordance with the approved documentation.































