Penzion Malešice, Housing complex in Prague 10, Czech Republic
Penzion Malešice is a residential complex in Prague 10 with 170 housing units spread across one underground level, ten floors, and a ground floor with community facilities. The site accommodates different types of residents, including specialized areas for people with physical disabilities.
The building was constructed in 1971 as part of the Malešice housing development and originally served as accommodation for single workers of Prague Communications Company. In the following decades it adapted to changing needs and underwent major renovation in 2013.
The building reflects a shift from workers' housing to a modern residential complex, showing how the social needs of Prague's population have changed over time. Today it shapes the character of Prague 10 as an inclusive living space for diverse residents.
The building is easily accessible and has good facilities for people with mobility restrictions. When visiting, it is worth exploring the different residential areas and noting the proximity to the Paraple Rehabilitation Center.
The building houses a specialized section for people with spinal cord injuries, strategically located near the Paraple Rehabilitation Center. This proximity allows residents to have easy access to specialized therapy and rehabilitation services.
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