The Faculty of Architecture CTU presents student work

The Faculty of Architecture of the Czech Technical University in Prague invites you to an exhibition of studio projects from the summer semester, which takes place in the New Building of the Czech Technical University, Thákurova 9, Prague 6 until Monday, June 15, 2015. A total of 57 studios on seven floors present the results of semester projects by students of the Architecture and Design study programs.

At the Faculty of Architecture, a large part of the study is conducted through teaching on specific projects developed in studios. Each semester, students can choose from over 200 assignments on current topics in the fields of housing, urban planning, design, landscape creation, and gardening. They can also choose the supervisor of their work, who are leading architects, urban planners, and designers from the Czech Republic and abroad.
First-year students of Architecture and Urbanism are exhibiting their projects in the classrooms on the 2nd floor. The work of undergraduate and graduate students in this field is presented on the 5th to 7th floors. The examination projects of Industrial Design students can be found on the 4th and 5th floors and in the plaster workshop in the basement. Among them are also two projects that were nominated as one of the 30 best works in the international packaging design competition Young Package 2015.

In the right hall on the ground floor of the building, you will find designs created by first-year students under the guidance of visiting Swiss architect Prof. Pierre Von Meisse. Noteworthy is the installation of projects for the New Building of the National Gallery, which the students of the Císler studio conceived as a classical gallery, the glowing colored models in the Hájek studio, or minimal housing presented through maximum models by students of the Hlaváček, Schleger, Liesler studio.

Entrance to the building is free; it is open on weekdays from 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM and on Saturday, June 13, when the Faculty of Architecture hosts an Open House Day and the Prague Museum Night.

4th floor
Studio Jaroš – industrial design, room 444 and 445
Studio Karel – industrial design, room 450
Studio Šulc – industrial design, room 446
Studio Vosecký, room 411

5th floor
Studio Císler, room 552
Studio Fišer, room 504
Experimental Studio | Florián | FLOW, room 553
Studio Fořtl, room 546
Studio Karel - industrial design, room 505
Studio Kohout – Tichý, room 550
Studio Koucký + Jiran, room 551
Studio Navrátil, room 546
Studio Redčenkov, room 547
Studio Šestáková, room 545
Studio Tvarůžek – industrial design, room 503
 
6th floor
Experimental Studio | Achten – Pavlíček, room 643
Studio Girsa - heritage preservation, room 603
Studio Gregor - heritage preservation, room 604
Studio Hanson – Landscape Architecture, room 651
Studio Jehlík + Klokočka, room 649
Studio Kolařík, room 648
Studio Kuzemenský, room 644
Studio Maier, room 650, 651
Studio Plicka, room 645
Studio Sitta, room 605

7th floor
Studio Cikán, room 748
Studio Hlaváček – Schleger – Liesler, room 746
Studio Hradečný, room 750
Studio Hájek, room 703
Studio Kordovský, room 743
Studio Krátký, room 704
Studio Lampa, room 749
Studio Lábus, room 706
Studio Mádr, room 744
Studio Novotný – Koňata – Zmek, room 751
Studio Rothbauer, room 747
Studio Sedlák, room 701
Studio Soukenka, room 707
Studio Stempel & Beneš, room 752
Studio Suske, room 705
Studio Zavřel – Seho, room 745