PRAGUE (Reuters) - Borek Sipek, the official architect for Prague Castle during Vaclav Havel's Czech presidency, died on Saturday after a long struggle with cancer, the CTK news agency said. He was 66.
Sipek participated in the transformation of the castle after the fall of communist rule in the Velvet Revolution of 1989 into an open centre of culture and arts.
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