GA+D studio
Global Architecture and Design Studio
Future Cities Studio Stec - Hejl - Tsikolia
Our approach:
“Utilizing an approach that is both interdependent and interdisciplinary, students are encouraged to inquire, debate, collaborate, conduct experiments, and rethink the potential of today’s architects and designers. The aim is to develop a language of technological design that can create immediacy between individual responsibility and the current global environmental crisis. Environmental problems are a crisis of human alienation from the natural world, and the Future Cities Studio explores ways in which humanity and nature can come back together. What is required to comprehend globality today is a close study of specific places, cities and cultures. In order to create an educational experience that breeds cosmopolitanism, Global Architecture and Design in Prague works with elements of history and tradition just as it takes full advantage of new technologies and the opportunities of global exchange.”
Future Cities Design Studio
Peter Stec has been Chair of the ARCHIP FCD Future Cities Design Studio since 2017.
He is a practising architect with feet firmly planted in academic research: he a recently completed Fulbright Advanced Research fellowship at Rice University and led studios at Cornell University, the State University of New York at Buffalo and the Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Slovakia.
www.peterstec.com
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Future Cities Seminar
Martin Hejl is Future Cities Studio lecturer teaching Future Cities seminar since 2014.
In 2015, he started teaching research and theory of architecture at ARCHIP MA+U. He is an architect. His Prague based practice is greatly involved with academic research (Czech and Slovak pavilion at La Biennale di Venezia in collaboration with the Faculty of Arts and Architecture of Technical University in Liberec, Fine Arts Academy in Bratislava and the Czech Technical University in Prague).
www.kolmo.eu
www.loomonthemoon.com
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Future Cities Workshop
Shota Tsikoliya Future Cities studio lecturer teaching Future Cities (Science, Engineering, and Technology) Workshop since 2014.
He is an architect and a PhD student at the Academy of Arts Architecture and Design in Prague with focus of his doctoral research at computational design and emergent architecture. He holds a position of assistant professor at the Academy of Arts Architecture and Design in Prague in the studio Architecture III.
