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Opening Ceremony of the Exhibition “Jožef Plečnik – Central European Architect” at Bratislava Castle
On 1 October 2025, the opening ceremony of the exhibition “Jožef Plečnik – Central European Architect” took place at Bratislava Castle. The exhibition…
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Preparations in full swing – Bratislava castle will come alive with architecture
Dear friends, one of the most significant cultural events of this autumn in Slovakia is approaching. The exhibition “Josip Plečnik – Central European…
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Bratislava castle will host the exhibition
From October 1, 2025, to June 30, 2026 The Slovak National Museum, in cooperation with Architecture Week Prague, is preparing an exhibition under…
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Exhibition City Makers – Architecture for the Public – Opened!
An exhibition on public space in Prague From 1 to 30 September 2025, Mariánské náměstí in front of the Prague City Hall hosts…
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Invitation to the Exhibition Josip Plečnik, a Central European Architect
Dear friends, This autumn, we are preparing an exceptional exhibition titled “Josip Plečnik, a Central European Architect”, which will take place at Bratislava…
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Our Sincere Thanks to the Regions for Their Support in Creating the Publication Czech Modern Architecture
We would like to thank the Capital City of Prague, the South Bohemian Region, the South Moravian Region, the Karlovy Vary Region, the…
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Josip Plečnik, Central european architect
A dedicated publication “Josip Plečnik, central european architect” is being prepared to commemorate the legacy of Jože Plečnik, expanding knowledge of his work…
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The Czech Modern Architecture
As part of the presentation of Czech architecture in the European context, two consecutive events took place in Brussels, both linked to the…
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Lecture: Czech Modern Architecture in the European Context
On 24 June 2025, a lecture by Professor Vladimír Šlapeta—one of the most prominent Czech architectural historians—was held at the Prague House in…
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