The animals were
guests of honor at the opening of a terrace on the city-centre
landmark, whose lower floors hold the Czech Republic's oldest
cinema, a theater, a music venue, restaurants and an ornate
shopping arcade.
"I brought the goats ... to have an atmosphere of the farm here,
to communicate the idea that roofs should get green," said the
project's manager, activist Ondrej Kobza.
"Our goal is to have a community garden here, so that people
could raise tomatoes, for example," added Kobza, who has rented
a 1,000-square meter space on top of the building completed in
1921 by the grandfather of late President Vaclav Havel.
(Reporting by Jiri Skacel; Writing by Robert Muller; Editing by
Andrew Heavens)
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