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Architecture and Heritage Conservation Prize of the City of Prague – OPERA PRAGENSIA 2025
Public Spaces and heritage conservation as a bridge between the Czech Republic and Poland. The Prize of the City of Prague in the…
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Exhibition “Josip Plečnik, Central European Architect”
More than a century has passed since Josip Plečnik left his position as a professor at the Prague School of Applied Arts and…
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Modern Architecture of Bratislava and Its Architects 1925 – 2025
Among all the publications about the city of Bratislava, you would hardly find a guide to its modern architecture. And yet a large…
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Publication Czech Modern Architecture
Representative Publication “Czech Modern Architecture” Showcases the Development of Czech Architectural Heritage from the beginning of the 20th century to the present day…
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Opera Pragensia – Gala Evening at the Czech National Bank
On October 7, 2024, a gala evening took place at the Czech National Bank with the presentation of the Prague City Awards for…
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Professional Conference Prague – Vienna
„NEW IN THE OLD – ARCHITECTURE OF PRAGUE AND VIENNA IN HISTORICAL AND LEGAL CONTEXTS“ – Management of the Historic Urban Landscape As…
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The exhibition Prague – Vienna – Connections
The exhibition “Prague – Vienna – Connections” is currently ongoing at the Clam-Gallas Palace in the Old Town. This extensive exhibition, spread over…
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The exhibition “Prague – Vienna – Context” is open!
The exhibition is taking place in the premises of the baroque Clam-Gallas Palace, which is an unusually suitable place for it, since it…
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The Architecture Week Prize 2024
The Architecture Week Prize 2024 One of the awards to be presented is our own Architecture Week Prize, which recognizes the best new…
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The exhibition “Czech and Slovak Architecture. Panorama of Architecture 1918–2023” extended until October 28, 2024, due to great success!
We are pleased to announce that the exhibition “Czech and Slovak Architecture. Panorama of Architecture 1918–2023,” located in the Knights’ Hall of Bratislava…
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