Reconstruction of Pluhov Palace

The construction alterations to the Renaissance palace allowed the secure display of the precious reliquary of St. Maurus, which is national heritage. Other associated exhibitions, a new ticket office, a café, sanitary facilities for visitors and employees, a multi-purpose hall, art workshops and offices were also built on the site. The extensive contract also covered the restoration of the castle courtyard, including exterior furnishings and the construction of connections to utility networks

An interesting element of the reconstruction of Pluhov Palace was the hidden placement of modern technologies in the attic, the preservation of the original windows and doors and historical plasterwork and the use of traditional working methods. At one time, due to the icy steep access road, the material had to be transported to the site by a tracked mini-dumper. A major challenge was the dismantling, treatment and reassembly of the original wooden ceilings, which had been affected by dry rot.