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The Trevisan–Sklenář studio invites you to the opening and exhibition of student projects created at the Department of Landscape Architecture, FA CTU.

The vernissage will take place on Saturday, 12 June at 5 p.m. (for technical reasons, the date has been moved from Friday to Saturday) at the castle in Osečany and the exhibition will be on view until 30 August 2021.

The castel with its new young owners brings a new use as their residence and studios, but mainly as a place of creative peace. The designs therefore respond to the needs and dreams of the new owners.

Matěj Stropnický: "A creative residence, a place of concentration, work and sharing. The park and the work in it, as well as the individual rooms of the castle will provide an undisturbed space for concentration, which is essential for creative and scientific work."

The exhibition presents the work of Landscape Architecture students Eliška Bednářová and Gabriela Šimůnková, developed in the Large Scale Landscape Studio Salzmann-Bečvářová during the summer semester of the academic year 2020/2021.

We cordially invite all those interested to the opening, which will take place on 1. 7. 2021 at 4.30 pm in the atrium of the Sládkovna café (at the main entrance to the castle park).

The conference, hosted in Prague from 25 – 28 August 2021 by the European Association for Architectural Education (EAAE) and the Faculty of Architecture CTU, begins its registration. The event with the theme of educating architects, urbanists and landscape architects will take a hybrid form.

The town of Choceň, the studio of Michal Kohout and David Tichy of the Faculty of Architecture of the CTU in Prague invite you to 

presentation of studio works of architecture and urbanism students and a debate with the public.

Their work addresses the vision and limits of the city's development. They show how to improve public spaces, how to use the potential of the space by the river, how to approach empty land within the city limits, how to solve complicated areas, and how far and how the city can develop in the future. The aim was to propose an overall vision for the sustainable development of the city based on an understanding and relationship of the development to the surrounding landscape and the existing values of the city.