Current Projects
Urbanity - Twenty Years Later- 2009 - 2010
research project 2009–2010 Prague – Berlin – Bratislava – Budapest – Ljubljana – Warsaw – Vienna CCEA is currently engaged in two-year research project examining changes of the seven Central European capitals over the last twenty years. During the process of European unification we witnessed removing of state, national and other borders. Old, in cultural, social, political meaning, retire to the new – global. Live without freedom under the dictate of political totalities alternated freedom under the dictate of market totalities, materialized into the urban space. Is it appropriate to be ashamed for post-revolution architectural work, mistakes made for the sake of maximum profit, but also as a result of inexperience and naivety? What is the ideal image of central European city? Project creates a place for reflection of contemporary urban space and articulates its new perspectives.
Heated Archetypes - 2009 - 2010
Exhibition of young Slovak artist, finalists of Jindřich Chalupecký 2009 Award, Tomáš Džadoň. The installations in their mixes elements of folk architecture, socialist modernism and contemporary times. Linking elements in unexpected combinations creates an absurd collages often spatially disorienting the viewer.
Prague 1 Product buildings constructed between 1995 to 2005
CCEA is currently preparing, in collaboration with the Office of Prague 1 Prague 1 Catalog buildings built or refurbished between 1990 - 2005.
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Converging Territories
Pilot project of the EU mobility of architects organized EFAP. The project has a form of residential stays selected architects and teams contribute to finding innovative solutions to contemporary problems of cities. Residential visits take place in Paris, Dublin and Prague. Co-organizers of these cities (Prague - CCEA)articulate specific issues that will stay in the residential address. In addition to the specific effects of participating cities will project to establish contacts and exchange experiences. Those interested in residential accommodation must file an application before 1 April 2010.
Architecture for School, School for Architecture!
The project responds to conditions in the field of architectural education in secondary schools and grammar schools of art. We often don´t understand the environment of our live. We don´t know how we could contribute to its improvement. We are criticizing, but we aren´t able to deeply and impartially evaluate the pros and cons. On an lecture will be not only students but also teachers who work with us to cooperate fully in the development of educational curricula. This ensures that even after the project will be architecture on the schools.
