Wooden Building Fair 2020 Prague - Invitation
Where to find valuable inspirations and information about modern wooden buildings, inventive architects, knowledgeable builders, and suppliers of materials for your dream home with the scent of wood? Mark your calendars for March 13 and 14, 2020, when the 15th edition of the Salon of Wooden Buildings will take place at VNITROBLOCK in Prague. "Modern wooden buildings, architecture, and responsible lifestyle" - the current motto of this established international exhibition indicates that the organizers have prepared an attractive accompanying lecture program. Visitors from the general public can look forward to more product and technology innovations, building know-how, and the sharing of practical experiences on planning and implementing modern wooden buildings. Tickets for the Salon of Wooden Buildings 2020 are already on sale through the GoOut app.
The Salon of Wooden Buildings 2020 in Prague will kick off on March 12, 2020, at 7:00 PM at CAMP with a lecture from prestigious foreign guest - architect Prof. Felix Waechter, from the Berlin architectural office Waechter + Waechter. Free tickets can be reserved from February 12, 2020, by all interested parties through the GoOut app.
On March 13 and 14, 2020, visitors can look forward to a colorful all-day professional exhibition, lecture, and social program concentrated in the VNITROBLOCK premises in Prague's Holešovice. The focus of the exhibition installation will be the presentation of new, currently implemented wooden buildings designed by architects from the Czech Republic and Slovakia, supplemented by examples of works from international guests. Practical and "tangible" information for those interested in building and equipping wooden structures will be available to visitors at the exhibition partners' and suppliers' stations offering various materials, technologies, and products - asking curious questions is encouraged!
On Friday, March 13, 2020, the lecture and discussion program will focus on Public and Commercial Wooden Buildings, while Saturday, March 14, 2020 will be exclusively dedicated to the theme of Residential Wooden Buildings and in the morning program, lectures and discussions on practical technical details of wooden buildings, where experts will gladly answer curious audience questions. Besides renowned Czech and Slovak architects and experts, inspirational realizations from other countries will be presented in lecture blocks by Austrian architects Gerhard Haumer, Jochen Kreuter/studio Josep, or a guest from Hungary, architect Péter Pozsár, and others.
The exhibition and accompanying program will take place on March 13 and 14, 2020, in creatively designed expanded spaces of VNITROBLOCK. Inventive designer Tomáš Bém collaborates on the artistic-architectural solution of the space. Workshops, a children's corner, a book store, a raffle, films and video presentations, a café, and the option of delicious and healthy snacks will enrich the creative atmosphere full of stimulating inspirations, information, and experiences from knowledgeable architects, builders, and suppliers in "real-time." Don't miss it!
The Salon of Wooden Buildings 2020 exhibition, which will present 38 selected new modern wooden buildings from the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and international guests on full-color banners at VNITROBLOCK, will again be accompanied by the publication Yearbook of Wooden Buildings. In the anniversary, expanded content of the Yearbook, readers will find all wooden buildings from the Salon exhibition, as well as authored texts on the current development in the field of wooden architecture in neighboring European countries.
The Prague Salon of Wooden Buildings 2020 will be accompanied by a retrospective exhibition Architecture of Wood SK 2005 - 2020 from March 2 to April 30, 2020, which will showcase nearly 50 selected works by Slovak architects from the 15 years of the Salon’s existence. The exhibition will include an installation called Bowls, presenting a selection of wooden designs by Slovak craftsman Mikuláš Zahatňanský. Those interested in modern wooden architecture are invited by the Slovak Institute in Prague to their gallery at Náměstí Republiky for the opening on March 5, 2020, at 6:00 PM. The exhibition's curator, architect Ľubica Fábri: "The main focus of the exhibition comprises mainly family homes and weekend structures, which were built the most in Slovakia between 2005 and 2020. The bowls made from various types of wood as 3D objects, in the symbolic number of 15, enrich the main poster presentation of wooden buildings with a tangible measure and emphasize the beauty and uniqueness of this natural material."
"The entire program of the Salon of Wooden Buildings 2020 offers valuable accompanying events for a wide spectrum of enthusiasts interested in modern architecture, building with wood, and a responsible lifestyle," explains Pavel Horák, director of the Salon of Wooden Buildings. "The Salon aims to be a 'showcase' of the field and a platform for highlighting quality wooden construction and developing cooperative relationships among all progressive entities in the field of wooden buildings in the Czech Republic." The Salon of Wooden Buildings 2020 is supported by a number of renowned professional partners, commercial partners, and institutions. More information on the details of the Salon of Wooden Buildings 2020 program can be found at www.salondrevostaveb.cz. Fresh news is regularly added to the FB Salon of Wooden Buildings.
The organization of the Salon of Wooden Buildings 2020 is managed by the Prague office Prodesi/Domesi - architects realizing wooden buildings under the leadership of Salon director, architect Pavel Horák. The Salon of Wooden Buildings in Slovakia is organized by the civic association Centrum ARCHA Bratislava, led by architect Ľubica Fábri.
March 12, 2020, at 7:00 PM - CAMP - opening - lecture - architect prof. Felix Waechter, Darmstadt, Waechter + Waechter Architekten BDA, Germany
- free entry based on registration via the GoOut app (from February 12, 2020)
March 13-14, 2020 - VNITROBLOCK, Prague-Holešovice - exhibition and accompanying lecture, discussion, and social program
- tickets available in advance through the GoOut app
March 2-30, 2020 - Slovak Institute in Prague - retrospective exhibition Architecture of Wood SK 2005 - 2020 & Bowls / Mikuláš Zahatňanský, free entry
Bratislava, Slovakia
February 3-28, 2020 - Salon of Wooden Buildings 2020 - exhibition, Austrian Cultural Forum, Bratislava
February 18-28, 2020 - retrospective exhibition Architecture of Wood SK 2005 - 2020, Faculty of Architecture STU in Bratislava
March 25-28, 2020 - Salon of Wooden Buildings 2020 at the CONECO 2020 construction fair, Bratislava
The Salon of Wooden Buildings 2020 in Prague will kick off on March 12, 2020, at 7:00 PM at CAMP with a lecture from prestigious foreign guest - architect Prof. Felix Waechter, from the Berlin architectural office Waechter + Waechter. Free tickets can be reserved from February 12, 2020, by all interested parties through the GoOut app.
On March 13 and 14, 2020, visitors can look forward to a colorful all-day professional exhibition, lecture, and social program concentrated in the VNITROBLOCK premises in Prague's Holešovice. The focus of the exhibition installation will be the presentation of new, currently implemented wooden buildings designed by architects from the Czech Republic and Slovakia, supplemented by examples of works from international guests. Practical and "tangible" information for those interested in building and equipping wooden structures will be available to visitors at the exhibition partners' and suppliers' stations offering various materials, technologies, and products - asking curious questions is encouraged!
On Friday, March 13, 2020, the lecture and discussion program will focus on Public and Commercial Wooden Buildings, while Saturday, March 14, 2020 will be exclusively dedicated to the theme of Residential Wooden Buildings and in the morning program, lectures and discussions on practical technical details of wooden buildings, where experts will gladly answer curious audience questions. Besides renowned Czech and Slovak architects and experts, inspirational realizations from other countries will be presented in lecture blocks by Austrian architects Gerhard Haumer, Jochen Kreuter/studio Josep, or a guest from Hungary, architect Péter Pozsár, and others.
The exhibition and accompanying program will take place on March 13 and 14, 2020, in creatively designed expanded spaces of VNITROBLOCK. Inventive designer Tomáš Bém collaborates on the artistic-architectural solution of the space. Workshops, a children's corner, a book store, a raffle, films and video presentations, a café, and the option of delicious and healthy snacks will enrich the creative atmosphere full of stimulating inspirations, information, and experiences from knowledgeable architects, builders, and suppliers in "real-time." Don't miss it!
The Salon of Wooden Buildings 2020 exhibition, which will present 38 selected new modern wooden buildings from the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and international guests on full-color banners at VNITROBLOCK, will again be accompanied by the publication Yearbook of Wooden Buildings. In the anniversary, expanded content of the Yearbook, readers will find all wooden buildings from the Salon exhibition, as well as authored texts on the current development in the field of wooden architecture in neighboring European countries.
The Prague Salon of Wooden Buildings 2020 will be accompanied by a retrospective exhibition Architecture of Wood SK 2005 - 2020 from March 2 to April 30, 2020, which will showcase nearly 50 selected works by Slovak architects from the 15 years of the Salon’s existence. The exhibition will include an installation called Bowls, presenting a selection of wooden designs by Slovak craftsman Mikuláš Zahatňanský. Those interested in modern wooden architecture are invited by the Slovak Institute in Prague to their gallery at Náměstí Republiky for the opening on March 5, 2020, at 6:00 PM. The exhibition's curator, architect Ľubica Fábri: "The main focus of the exhibition comprises mainly family homes and weekend structures, which were built the most in Slovakia between 2005 and 2020. The bowls made from various types of wood as 3D objects, in the symbolic number of 15, enrich the main poster presentation of wooden buildings with a tangible measure and emphasize the beauty and uniqueness of this natural material."
"The entire program of the Salon of Wooden Buildings 2020 offers valuable accompanying events for a wide spectrum of enthusiasts interested in modern architecture, building with wood, and a responsible lifestyle," explains Pavel Horák, director of the Salon of Wooden Buildings. "The Salon aims to be a 'showcase' of the field and a platform for highlighting quality wooden construction and developing cooperative relationships among all progressive entities in the field of wooden buildings in the Czech Republic." The Salon of Wooden Buildings 2020 is supported by a number of renowned professional partners, commercial partners, and institutions. More information on the details of the Salon of Wooden Buildings 2020 program can be found at www.salondrevostaveb.cz. Fresh news is regularly added to the FB Salon of Wooden Buildings.
The organization of the Salon of Wooden Buildings 2020 is managed by the Prague office Prodesi/Domesi - architects realizing wooden buildings under the leadership of Salon director, architect Pavel Horák. The Salon of Wooden Buildings in Slovakia is organized by the civic association Centrum ARCHA Bratislava, led by architect Ľubica Fábri.
Salon of Wooden Buildings 2020 – key dates
Prague, Czech RepublicMarch 12, 2020, at 7:00 PM - CAMP - opening - lecture - architect prof. Felix Waechter, Darmstadt, Waechter + Waechter Architekten BDA, Germany
- free entry based on registration via the GoOut app (from February 12, 2020)
March 13-14, 2020 - VNITROBLOCK, Prague-Holešovice - exhibition and accompanying lecture, discussion, and social program
- tickets available in advance through the GoOut app
March 2-30, 2020 - Slovak Institute in Prague - retrospective exhibition Architecture of Wood SK 2005 - 2020 & Bowls / Mikuláš Zahatňanský, free entry
Bratislava, Slovakia
February 3-28, 2020 - Salon of Wooden Buildings 2020 - exhibition, Austrian Cultural Forum, Bratislava
February 18-28, 2020 - retrospective exhibition Architecture of Wood SK 2005 - 2020, Faculty of Architecture STU in Bratislava
March 25-28, 2020 - Salon of Wooden Buildings 2020 at the CONECO 2020 construction fair, Bratislava
Brief History of the Salon of Wooden Buildings
The Salon of Wooden Buildings was founded in 2005 by architects Pavel Horák and Václav Zahradníček, and is still organized in the Czech Republic by their architectural office Prodesi. The core of the project is a selective exhibition of currently realized wooden buildings designed by architects from the Czech Republic and Slovakia and the publication Yearbook of Wooden Buildings, presenting all the buildings from the exhibition. In 2011, the civil association OZ Centrum ARCHA Bratislava, led by architect Ľubica Fábri, became a co-organizer in Slovakia. Until 2018, the Salon in the Czech Republic was an accompanying event of the wooden buildings fair in Prague, but since 2019 it has become independent and expanded the topic of modern wooden architecture with the presentation of modern and ecological materials, technologies, and responsible lifestyles. Over the 15 years, besides architects from the Czech Republic and Slovakia, many leading European wooden building architects from Austria, Germany, Belgium, Switzerland, Hungary, Poland, and Scandinavian countries have participated in the Salon. The Salon of Wooden Buildings is long-term supported by leading suppliers of wooden buildings, and its expert partners are leading educational and awareness institutions in the Czech Republic and Slovakia. After the national premieres in Prague and Bratislava, the exhibition travels to more destinations in the Czech Republic and Slovakia. www.salondrevostaveb.czThe English translation is powered by AI tool. Switch to Czech to view the original text source.
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