The architecture - program Prague
Celebration of World Architecture Day and the Tenth Anniversary of the Circle
10 years of Kruh - festival completion and celebration of 10 years of the Kruh project
Come share your experiences from architectural walks, taste the large gingerbread of Kruh, admire giant bubbles, and let your children build and draft under the guidance of architect Mojmír Pukl and artist Markéta Šafáriková. Enjoy the atmosphere of car-free central Prague, with nearby cafés, shops, and programs not just for adults.
October 2, 2011 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM
intersection of Americká and Záhřebská streets, Prague 2-Vinohrady
Mamapapa banda, 7:30 PM concert
An international group of artists and musicians plays with elements of Austro-Hungarian and Balkan folklore, Slavic urban hits, and punk. In addition to traditional instruments like accordion, clarinet, and violin, the band's characteristic and unmistakable instrument is the resonating root.
Gangnails, 8:30 PM concert
Gangnails are a name in the local punk scene. They play in a hellish rockabilly rhythm and possess a charisma like few others. They have released three excellent albums, launched tours across Europe, and quickly rose to the top.
Prague – Dejvice: three houses for education
Architect Ondřej Císler will provide a comparative interpretation of the spatial and functional schemes of selected buildings in Prague's Dejvice, comparing different perspectives on architecture intended for education: Primary School Bílá by architect J. Gillar from 1934, the Faculty of Architecture CTU by architect Alena Šrámková from 2011, and the National Technical Library from 2009 by the studio Projektil. A comparison of quality pre-war architecture with the progressive architecture of today. Discussions with users and designers. Finally, you can relax at the NTK café.
MEETING POINT: October 2, 2:00 PM, Bílá 1
www.cisler.cz
Prague – Petřiny, Liboc, Hvězda – suburban melange
A walk with architect Martin Rusina through places where the old naturally meets the new, the city meets the suburb, and classical architecture meets modern (Housing Estate Hvězda, Janák, Plečnik, Línek, and others).
meeting point: October 2, 5:00 PM, final stop of trams 1 and 18, Petřiny
www.skupina.org
Prague – From Ladronka through Břevnov to Strahov
On foot, on scooters or skates, or with children with architect, artist, and educator Eva Červinková Myslíková. An excursion to significant First Republic and contemporary villas in Břevnov and new buildings near Strahov Stadium. The genius loci of the area will be briefly explained on site, including an interpretation of urbanism. The excursion is suitable for parents with children and sports enthusiasts. Start at the playground at Ladronka, ending at Dlabačov and the adjacent playground with slides in the terrain. We recommend bringing shoes in addition to skates.
meeting point: October 2, 10:30 AM, farmhouse Ladronka, children's playground
www.evacervinkova.cz
Prague – History and vision of Letná
Letná is a quarter in the city center and at the same time a world of its own. As a historical district, it has an impressive urban character, a rich cultural life, and is surrounded by vast parks. It has all the prerequisites to be one of the most pleasant places to live in Prague. Still, in recent years, we have encountered projects and interventions that ignore or even damage its genius loci. Because of them, Letná is becoming an increasingly fragile organism, whose long-term future depends on today’s crucial decisions. Letná needs understanding and a vision that will allow it not only to preserve its uniqueness but also to enhance it with thoughtful urbanism and high-quality contemporary architecture. Architectural beauties, peculiarities, and problems of this district will be presented by architectural historian Richard Biegl.
meeting point: October 2, 4:00 PM, fountain with sculptures of Fauna and Vltava (near the Vltavská metro station)
organized by: Letná for us!
www.letnasobe.cz
Prague – Old and New Vinohrady
Significant modern buildings in the historic district with architect Marcela Steinbachová. A natural interplay of functionalist and contemporary buildings with 19th-century architecture. A surprise from dancer Antonie Svobodová.
meeting point: October 2, 5:00 PM, nám. Míru, in front of St. Ludmila's Church
www.skupina.org
Prague – Vysočany industrial
Transformation of the industrial district with architectural historian Lukáš Beran. The northeastern part of Vysočany represents today the last large Prague ensemble of authentic industrial architecture, only gradually integrating new urban functions. Along Kolbenova street are located not only the buildings of the electrical engineering factory of Emil Kolben and the later enterprise ČKD with extensive war production buildings for aircraft but also the warehouses of the Ministry of Posts or remnants of the Aero and AGA factories. The new symbol of Vysočany could become the steam mill of the company Odkolek on Ke Klíčovu street by architect Hubert Gessner. Part of the 6th Biennale of Industrial Traces.
meeting point: October 2, 10:00 AM, Kolbenova metro station
www.industrialnistopy.cz
Prague – Mysterious path around Botič
With a flashlight and gumboots led by architect Jan Šépka along the Botič to the Vltava.
meeting point: October 2, 10:00 AM, in front of the Church of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary at Hamerský pond
www.sepka-architekti.cz
Come share your experiences from architectural walks, taste the large gingerbread of Kruh, admire giant bubbles, and let your children build and draft under the guidance of architect Mojmír Pukl and artist Markéta Šafáriková. Enjoy the atmosphere of car-free central Prague, with nearby cafés, shops, and programs not just for adults.
October 2, 2011 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM
intersection of Americká and Záhřebská streets, Prague 2-Vinohrady
Mamapapa banda, 7:30 PM concert
An international group of artists and musicians plays with elements of Austro-Hungarian and Balkan folklore, Slavic urban hits, and punk. In addition to traditional instruments like accordion, clarinet, and violin, the band's characteristic and unmistakable instrument is the resonating root.
Gangnails, 8:30 PM concert
Gangnails are a name in the local punk scene. They play in a hellish rockabilly rhythm and possess a charisma like few others. They have released three excellent albums, launched tours across Europe, and quickly rose to the top.
Prague – Dejvice: three houses for education
Architect Ondřej Císler will provide a comparative interpretation of the spatial and functional schemes of selected buildings in Prague's Dejvice, comparing different perspectives on architecture intended for education: Primary School Bílá by architect J. Gillar from 1934, the Faculty of Architecture CTU by architect Alena Šrámková from 2011, and the National Technical Library from 2009 by the studio Projektil. A comparison of quality pre-war architecture with the progressive architecture of today. Discussions with users and designers. Finally, you can relax at the NTK café.
MEETING POINT: October 2, 2:00 PM, Bílá 1
www.cisler.cz
Prague – Petřiny, Liboc, Hvězda – suburban melange
A walk with architect Martin Rusina through places where the old naturally meets the new, the city meets the suburb, and classical architecture meets modern (Housing Estate Hvězda, Janák, Plečnik, Línek, and others).
meeting point: October 2, 5:00 PM, final stop of trams 1 and 18, Petřiny
www.skupina.org
Prague – From Ladronka through Břevnov to Strahov
On foot, on scooters or skates, or with children with architect, artist, and educator Eva Červinková Myslíková. An excursion to significant First Republic and contemporary villas in Břevnov and new buildings near Strahov Stadium. The genius loci of the area will be briefly explained on site, including an interpretation of urbanism. The excursion is suitable for parents with children and sports enthusiasts. Start at the playground at Ladronka, ending at Dlabačov and the adjacent playground with slides in the terrain. We recommend bringing shoes in addition to skates.
meeting point: October 2, 10:30 AM, farmhouse Ladronka, children's playground
www.evacervinkova.cz
Prague – History and vision of Letná
Letná is a quarter in the city center and at the same time a world of its own. As a historical district, it has an impressive urban character, a rich cultural life, and is surrounded by vast parks. It has all the prerequisites to be one of the most pleasant places to live in Prague. Still, in recent years, we have encountered projects and interventions that ignore or even damage its genius loci. Because of them, Letná is becoming an increasingly fragile organism, whose long-term future depends on today’s crucial decisions. Letná needs understanding and a vision that will allow it not only to preserve its uniqueness but also to enhance it with thoughtful urbanism and high-quality contemporary architecture. Architectural beauties, peculiarities, and problems of this district will be presented by architectural historian Richard Biegl.
meeting point: October 2, 4:00 PM, fountain with sculptures of Fauna and Vltava (near the Vltavská metro station)
organized by: Letná for us!
www.letnasobe.cz
Prague – Old and New Vinohrady
Significant modern buildings in the historic district with architect Marcela Steinbachová. A natural interplay of functionalist and contemporary buildings with 19th-century architecture. A surprise from dancer Antonie Svobodová.
meeting point: October 2, 5:00 PM, nám. Míru, in front of St. Ludmila's Church
www.skupina.org
Prague – Vysočany industrial
Transformation of the industrial district with architectural historian Lukáš Beran. The northeastern part of Vysočany represents today the last large Prague ensemble of authentic industrial architecture, only gradually integrating new urban functions. Along Kolbenova street are located not only the buildings of the electrical engineering factory of Emil Kolben and the later enterprise ČKD with extensive war production buildings for aircraft but also the warehouses of the Ministry of Posts or remnants of the Aero and AGA factories. The new symbol of Vysočany could become the steam mill of the company Odkolek on Ke Klíčovu street by architect Hubert Gessner. Part of the 6th Biennale of Industrial Traces.
meeting point: October 2, 10:00 AM, Kolbenova metro station
www.industrialnistopy.cz
Prague – Mysterious path around Botič
With a flashlight and gumboots led by architect Jan Šépka along the Botič to the Vltava.
meeting point: October 2, 10:00 AM, in front of the Church of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary at Hamerský pond
www.sepka-architekti.cz
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