Nepostavená

Nepostavená is a Czech adjective meaning not built or unconstructed. It is used to describe a building, project, or plan that has never been realized or completed. The term can apply to architectural works, urban plans, or other construction-related subjects.

Grammatically, nepostavená is the feminine singular form of the adjective nepostavený. It agrees with the noun it modifies, for example nepostavená stavba (an unbuilt building) or nepostavená čtvrť (an unbuilt district). The prefix ne- marks negation, while postavený stems from the verb postavit, “to build.”

In usage, nepostavená commonly appears in architectural histories, urban planning discourse, and descriptive texts about past development proposals that were never realized. It conveys the sense of unrealized intention rather than projects that began but remained incomplete; for that nuance, other terms such as nedostavěná (unfinished) or neprovedená/nerealizovaná (not implemented) may be used depending on context.

Examples of contexts include historical accounts of proposed but never constructed buildings, canceled development schemes, or theoretical plans discussed in planning documents. The term is typically paired with a feminine noun, reflecting standard Czech gender agreement.

See also: postavený, nepostavený, nedostavěný, nerealizovaný.