A fact from Hus' House (Vršovice) appeared on Wikipedia's Main Page in the Did you know column on 23 November 2013 (check views). The text of the entry was as follows:
Did you know... that the Vršovice Hus' House in Prague has a tower that is meant to look like a lighthouse (pictured)?
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To make this read better, the authors need to put the events of the history and description in a better order.
foundation, architect, builder etc
plan and purpose. Don't start describing all the present and past uses, but write a sentence that makes it clear it was a multi-purpose building
describe the building, first the basic form (it's not a traditional church), its material, and its tower
describe the tower from bottom to top. Those are "louvres" not shutters. Does it mean there are bells or a carillon or a sound system? Then the lighthouse, then the goblet then the cross.
interior. State that/whether the building has a chapel or meeting room for the congregation. If so, this must be the most significant space in the building. Or is it the same space that is used as a theatre or auditorium. At present you only mention a theatre. Are there two such spaces (church and theatre) or only a single dual-purpose auditorium?
past uses and present uses, in that order. The fact that the namesake of the theatre is dead is not something for which you write "even though" he is dead. It is natural for a theatre (or anything else) to be named after a recently-deceased notable person. Think about th word. This is only a short article, so you can afford to give thought to the expression of every part.
