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The exhibition summarizes the results of the research project NAKI II "Origin and attributes of monumental values of historical cities of the Czech Republic" (DGI6P02R025) prepared in the years 2016–2020. Substantial phenomena and attributes creating a comprehensive view of monumental values on the scale of urban units were investigated. The exhibition and the catalog present the outputs of the main results of the project: Functional sample of a hypothetical demarcation device "gromy", Methodology of complex identification and protection of attributes of values of historical cities and Maps of attributes of complex identity of a historical city. The basic approach is based on models of stability analyzes and changes in the urban structure in the time and scale context, primarily processed in the GIS environment.

Students can apply from 5. 10. to 6. 12. 2020 through the Mobility application where they fill in information about themselves, select three preferred universities for their study tirp, register for language tests and finally send the application. Attention, without sending the application it is not possible to approve the trip or continue the selection procedure! Students who are in the follow-up master's degree program at the time of departure can apply.

If you need more information, please, reach out to Bc. Jarmila Vokounová at jarmila.vokounova@fa.cvut.cz.

Columbian University in the City of New York kindly invites you to the lecture of architect Pavla Melková: How to Bring a Monument to Speech organized as part of the Preservation Lecture Series, an initiative of the Historic Preservation Program at Columbia GSAPP.

Free and open to the public. Virtual events hosted on Zoom Webinar do not require an account to attend. Register here to attend. 

How, though, do we “make a monument speak”? How do we interpret the intellectual contents saved within the monument? How do we make it part of a conversation with the present? The various possible forms of this approach, are display both in general and as they are applied in work of the Prague studio MCA atelier of architects Pavla Melková and Miroslav Cikán.

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Please, note that due to the Central European time zone this lecture will be streamed from 4 pm.

Based on the decision of the faculty management on 14 October 2020, the deadline for examinations of the summer semester courses was extended to 13 November 2020.

Due to the covid-19 pandemic, this year's exhibition of studio projects from Erasmus+ & Exchange study trips abroad will take place online in our Gallery on the FA CTU website.