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'''Building of Slovak radio''' is architectural interesting building at [[Bratislava]].
'''Building of Slovak radio''' is architectural interesting building at [[Bratislava]].


It is builded from steel construction shaped like an inverted [[pyramid]]. Authors of this project are [[Štefan Svetko]], [[Štefan Ďurkovič]] and [[Barnabáš Kissling]]. This project was created in [[1967]]. Building was completed in [[1983]]. It involves big indoor areas and concert hall. There is situated one of the greatest organ in Slovakia. Overall height of the building to antenna is 80 metres.
It is built from steel construction shaped like an inverted [[pyramid]]. Authors of this project are [[Štefan Svetko]], [[Štefan Ďurkovič]] and [[Barnabáš Kissling]]. This project was created in [[1967]]. Building was completed in [[1983]]. It involves big indoor areas and concert hall. There is situated one of the greatest organ in Slovakia. Overall height of the building to antenna is 80 metres.


Test broadcasting from this building was started in [[1984]]. Regular broadcasting continues since [[27. March]] [[1985]].
Test broadcasting from this building was started in [[1984]]. Regular broadcasting continues since [[27. March]] [[1985]].

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Building of Slovak radio is architectural interesting building at Bratislava.

It is built from steel construction shaped like an inverted pyramid. Authors of this project are Štefan Svetko, Štefan Ďurkovič and Barnabáš Kissling. This project was created in 1967. Building was completed in 1983. It involves big indoor areas and concert hall. There is situated one of the greatest organ in Slovakia. Overall height of the building to antenna is 80 metres.

Test broadcasting from this building was started in 1984. Regular broadcasting continues since 27. March 1985.

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