Exhibit architecture

Accompanying publication to the exhibition at the Gočár Gallery in Pardubice (October 4, 2025 – February 22, 2026)

How should architecture be exhibited today, and what is the significance and contribution of these exhibitions? Forty Czech and foreign theorists, curators, architects, and artists who have been dealing with this topic for a long time offer different answers to these questions. Readers will find different approaches not only in the texts, but also in specific installations at the exhibition of the same name at the Gočár Gallery in Pardubice.
Theorists and architects were invited to participate in the exhibition and this publication by aesthetician and art historian Dan Merta, who from 2001 to 2022 headed the Jaroslav Fragner Gallery of Architecture in Prague, which is also featured in the book.

Editors: Klára Pučerová, Dan Merta
Essays: Dan Merta, Filip Šenk, Klára Zářecká, Hans Ibelings, Teresa Fankhänel, Andres Lepik, Pavla Melková, Ulrich Müller, Monika Platzer
Interviews: Imro Vaško, Radomíra Sedláková, Ladislava Horňáková, Dušan Seidl, Yvette Vašourková, Michal Škoda, Martina Mertová
Translation: Vít Zelinka
Graphic design: Milan Nedvěd
Publishers: ARCHITECTURA, z.s., Prague & Technical University of Liberec, 2025
Edition: first
Language: Czech, English
Format: 230 × 280 mm
Binding: sewn
Number of pages: 240
ISBN: 978-80-7494-760-5
Retail price: CZK 799
Price at launch: CZK 500

PLAYGROUND

international conference

Unijazz Reading Room, Krenovka, Husitská 22, Prague 3, October 17, 2025, 10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
free admission, no registration required

Tomáš Černý – Rehwaldt Landscape Architects
Jos de Krieger – Blade-Made, Superuse
Ladislav Fuxa – hřiště.cz
Matěj Hájek – SKULL studio
Klára Koldová & Eduard Herrmann – Nami nami studio
JIří Kotal – U / U studio
Jitka Ressová – ellement architects
Carolina Sidon – Adventure Playground
Richard Vodička – Pole designu
Dušan Záhoranský – AVU in Prague

Design of an element with an active play function

Design of an element with an active play function

The Architectura Association is implementing a project called ‘Design of an element with an active play function’ funded by the European Union – Next Generation EU; Creative Vouchers initiative – Design credits reg. no. 0465000250 focused on the design of a modular functional element that will contribute to the development of creativity, spatial imagination and motor skills.