Visit to the administrative building, examples of modern architecture by Pavel Janák built for the textile manufacturer Josef Sochor, launch...
About the unique roof construction of the former brewery in Banská Bystrica with the guide Lydia Bulíková and the architect...
The work of the professor of landscape architecture, who would have celebrated his 90th birthday this year, will be presented...
Join us to celebrate the International Day of Architecture! The evening includes the opening of the J. M. Olbrich Award...
With the co-author of the architecture and chief engineer of the Kamzík tower project, Stanislav Májek, about the iconic building,...
Professor Pavel Kalina will emphasize the importance of a "good address" and neighborhood in the pre-modern city and will also...
A tour of the newly renovated building of the Imperial Baths with architect Petr Hájek. The walk will also include...
On the hidden and visible values of the travertine hill Borová hora from prehistoric settlement to modern architectural dominant with...
The iconic brutalist building from the 1980s that refers to the Medieval fortification as well as Silesian Gothic with one...
Štvanice footbridge connecting Holešovice and Karlín with its author, architect Petr Tej. Sun 1. 10. | 13:00 | at...
Guided tour of the Circular Army House (ODA) with architect Alexander Topilin. Maximum capacity 10 people, registration required via GMAB...
Ph.D. student from Uzhhorod National University and co-founder of the Uzhhorod Modernism project Lina Degtiarova on Ukrainian architecture during the...
Performative lecture by artist Vladimir 518 about specific constructions of brutalist buildings inside one of them – sports hall Folimanka....
The Architecture Day Festival, which will take place this year between September 29th and October 5th, will once again invite hundreds of events throughout the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
For this year’s 13th edition, the organizers chose the motto “Discover the Constructions!” and will focus on exceptional structural solutions not only with regard to the appearance of buildings but also in historical architecture and architecture of the 19th century and its industrial heritage, as well as buildings of the 20th-21st century.
The festival regularly commemorates anniversaries of significant personalities in architecture. This year, it will follow in the footsteps of the exceptional representative of Baroque Gothic architecture, Jan Blazej Santini-Aichel, who died 300 years ago this year, as well as the buildings of one of the most significant representatives of post-war architecture in our country – Karel Prager, who was born 100 years ago.
This year, the 13th edition of the Architecture Day festival awaits us, which this time will be held from Friday, September 29 to Thursday, October 5. The festival will once again offer a rich program full of walks with architects and art historians, open objects and workshops.
Karel Prager is one of the personalities that the festival will pay special attention to. This year we will commemorate 100 years since the birth of this personality, who is often referred to as the most important architect of the second half of the 20th century.
For the first time in its history, Architecture Day will target the importance of places as distinctive locations in the sense of genius loci and, in general, their interrelations and interconnections. The program will take a deeper look at the routes and connections that criss-cross our cities and how transport has influenced and continues to influence the face of our cities. This year, the festival is themed around a greener form of transport, also in the context of the Year of European Railways.
A significant anniversary in 2021 will mark the 150th anniversary of the birth of Jan Kotěra, the founder of modern architecture in this country, which Architecture Day will commemorate with a special program section. His personality and influence have affected many creators and set the character of Czech architecture itself across the Czech and Slovak Republics.
A unique opportunity to visit dozens of normally inaccessible buildings throughout the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
During the festival we prepare a lot of workshops for chidren and their parents.
