Resisting the Hydra

In an era marked by many-headed hydras such as rising authoritarianism, far-right politics, the mobilisation of anti-gender politics and political corruption, how can qualitative and ethnographic research help…

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Are Visions Possible?

How to think about the future of cities – and the whole country? Dutch architect Winy Maas has been working in Czechia for three years as a visiting lecturer at ARCHIP …

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Resilient Infrastructure

Yvette Vašourková discusses research focused on the overlooked potential of transport infrastructure and its surroundings. Using Negrelli Viaduct – 1km of Urban Change …

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Working Conditions

Another Research Tuesdays discussion, with Jakub Kopecký, on research into working conditions of young architects, carried out by an inter- disciplinary team, with…

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EUNIC Imagine Festival

Regeneration of Cities: a 2-day European conference of workshops and events focusing on sustainability in public spaces and affordable housing, at CAMP and venues throughout…

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Storytelling Forms

The next Research Tuesdays session will feature Elan Fessler, who will lead a discussion on temporality, newness and scrambling. “What more can form say and how?…

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Book Launch Party

Book launch party: Jan Kotěra: Czech Modern Architecture in Context. At Laichter House (by Kotěra), 15th September from 6pm. Register by 10th September. Everybody welcome! …

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Opening Public Lecture

The Transdiciplinary Workshop will begin with an opening Public Lecture, „Why Resilience Thinking, and Why Now? A Transdisciplinary Perspective“, by Rafael De Balanzo Joue…

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Recent Publication

Helena Čapková has just published an exhibition review of two exhibitions: The Wright Imperial Hotel at 100: Frank Lloyd Wright and the World and…

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