Lecture by Ivan Reiman at NoD

Ivan Reimann:

Thursday, May 6, 2010, 19:30

Venue: Experimental Space Roxy/NoD, Dlouhá 33, Prague 1
Organizer: Civic Association KRUH

On the first Thursday of May, as part of the series We Abroad organized by the Kruh association, architect Ivan Reimann (*1957), who has been working in Berlin since the early 1980s, will give a lecture. Following the recent lecture by Mirko Baum, the series will continue to present significant Czech architects living in Germany. Ivan Reimann studied architecture first at the Czech Technical University in Prague and later at the Technical University of Berlin, where he later worked as an assistant. In 1999, he was appointed professor at the Technical University of Dresden. Since 1988, he has been collaborating with architect Thomas Müller, with whom he currently leads the Berlin studio Müller-Reimann Architekten. Ivan Reimann is among the sought-after creators of public buildings in Germany. Among the works of the studio, the designs and realizations for Berlin are particularly well-known, including the building of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (1999) and the administrative complex at Leipzig Square (2005). In 2008, an elegant multifunctional building was completed according to Ivan Reimann's design at Peace Square in Ústí nad Labem – Palác Zdar (in collaboration with Jan Jehlík). Reimann's office is currently engaged in a variety of projects for Germany and the Netherlands.

Admission 60 CZK

Partners: Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic, Experimental Space Roxy/NoD, AVU Prague School of Architecture
Project supported by: Konsepti, Metrostav a. s., Prague City Hall, MDA Prague s.r.o., Sipral
Media partners: Era 21, Radio 1, www.archiweb.cz, Cultural Biweekly A2

Info: www.kruh.info, nod.roxy.cz

Upcoming lectures in the series:

Thu 10. 06. 19:30h Ashan Burin

Since 1965, he has been working and designing in London and the USA

Program subject to change

Civic Association Kruh has been organizing public events and lectures focused on contemporary developments in architecture since 2001. The aim of the lectures and discussions is to facilitate dialogue about quality Czech and world architecture and architectural creation to a broader audience - i.e., beyond the narrow circle of professionals and architecture students. To date, Kruh has organized over a hundred lectures featuring important and emerging Czech and foreign architects and architectural theorists.