 Last year brought Zdeněk Zavřel at least two significant events: first, he was appointed professor (professorial lecture on the topic "Complex Simplicity") and at the end of the year elected for another four-year term as dean of the Faculty of Architecture CTU. By their very nature, it is clear that after a rich domestic and foreign architectural practice – among the realizations, let us mention, for example, the school in the city block (Amsterdam, 1992), the Czech Center in Paris (1997), the object of the Northern Canal Administration (Ijmuiden, 1999) or the Administration of the Amsterdam Ring Road (2001) – today his attention is primarily focused on teaching activities. The interview conducted in the dean's office, visually literally against the backdrop of the growing new faculty building, thus logically uncovered not only experiences from the Dutch architectural and university environment but also the further direction of the Prague school. |
Redakce archiweb.cz ctí v maximální možné míře svobodu slova, nicméně ve výjimečných případech si vyhrazuje právo smazat nebo opatřit komentářem příspěvek, který se netýká tématu diskuse, porušuje platné zákony ČR nebo dobré jméno portálu, obsahuje vulgarismy nebo má reklamní charakter.