Editorial Board

 

Alžběta Brůhová (*1990, České Budějovice, CZ) is a freelance architect. Her major long term interests are Diversity, Conditions, and Care. She studied at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague, after graduation she took up a teaching position there, and remained for several terms. In 2019 she co-founded the Architektky professional community together with Adéla Pečlová. The community is open to all women working in areas relating to building culture, offering opportunities for connection and further education (Diversity). She initiated and later joined the interdisciplinary team behind the survey: Pracovní podmínky mladých architektů a architektek (Working Conditions of Young Architects), published in the June 2020 issue of ERA21 (Conditions). She co-authored the VI PER gallery exhibition Vadí × Nevadí: Jak se žije dětem a rodičům v Praze? (Truth × Care: How is Life for Children and Parents in Prague?) (Care). She is also interested in other topics linked to feminism or intersectionalism, and in broadening the definition of architecture. She joined the ERA21 editorial board in 2021. www.alzbetabruhova.cz, www.architektky.net

 

Kateřina Čechová (*1984, Rokycany, CZ) is an architect and urban designer. She holds a bachelor’s degree from The Faculty of Architecture, CTU in Prague (2007), a master’s degree from the University of Liechtenstein (2010) and has experience studying and working abroad (Berlin, Basel, Shanghai, Vienna). A Prague resident since 2012, she has collaborated with CMC architects on their urban design projects (2012-2014) and now works with UNIT architekti. Her research at the Institute of Urban design FA CTU is directed towards current trends in urban design, city transportation and the history and theory of urban design. She has been a member of the ERA21 editorial board since 2017. www.unitarch.eu

 

Ivan Gogolák (*1987, Čadca, SK) is an architect. He studied at the Faculty of Architecture, CTU in Prague. In 2010, he co-founded the gogolák + grasse association, which gained prominence winning numerous awards in urban design competitions and completing a collection of master and zoning plans. The association is also active publishing and curating lectures and workshops, it contributed to the 14th Venice Architecture Biennale, and strives to connect with the architectural community through competitions and public debate. Their central interests are the history, application, and future of urban design ideas and processes. Ivan Gogolák has been a member of the ERA21 editorial board since 2017. https://issuu.com/dvorak_gogolak_grasse

 

Vendula Hnídková (*1978, Prague, CZ) is an architectural historian focusing on 19th – 21st century design and architecture. She studied history of art at the Faculty of Arts, MU in Brno and received her PhD from the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague, where she studied the theory and history of design and intermedia. She has been working at the Institute of Art History, the Czech Academy of Sciences since 2005. Vendula is a long-term member of the ERA21 editorial board. She is the author of the books Pavel Janák: Obrys doby (Pavel Janák: The Contours of an Era, 2009), Národní styl: Kultura a politika (The National Style: Culture and Politics, 2013) Moskva 1937 – architektura a propaganda v západní perspektivě (Moscow 1937 – Architecture and Propaganda from the Western Perspective).

 

Irena Hradecká (*1978, Pilsen, CZ) is an architect, but she occasionally dabbles in production design, trend forecasting, design strategy and journalism. She studied architecture at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague (2009) and currently she is a doctoral student at the Institute of History and Theory of Architecture at the Faculty of Architecture, CTU in Prague. She previously worked in Atelier 1:1 with Josef Smutný and then in P.H.A., since 2006 she has been working independently. Irena is also the editor of the book Neobyčejnost přirozenosti. Dům – krajina – lidé – Sluňákov 1992–2012 (The Extraordinariness of the Natural: House – Landscape – People – Sluňákov 1992-2012), winner of the 2012 Czech book design competition in the category of science books. She has been a member of the ERA21 editorial board since 2006.

 

Ondřej Hojda (*1983, Prague, CZ) is an art historian and theorist. He studied art history at the Faculty of Arts, Charles University in Prague and art theory at EHESS in Paris. He has also studied and worked in Geneva, Oslo and Berlin, where he worked for the ANCB cultural and educational platform. In 2018 he graduated with PhD theses focused on the relationship between Western modernism and Japan. He is currently working at the Faculty of Arts and Architecture at the Technical University of Liberec and at ARCHIP in Prague. He joined the editorial board of ERA21 in 2015.

 

 

Jan Hora (*1987, Louny, CZ) studied at the Faculty of Art and Architecture, Technical University of Liberec. He participated in several student exchange programs, studying in turn at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague, with the Raumlaborberlin art collective, and at the Mimar Sinan Fine Art University in Istanbul. He worked at the Centre for Central European Architecture in Prague, at DaM architekti in Prague, at Fránek Architects in Brno, and then Architectenbureau Marlies Rohmer in Amsterdam to gain professional experience. In 2013 he co-founded the well-regarded, Zlín based ORA architecture studio (Original Regional Architecture), focusing on small-town urbanism, architecture and context. ERA21 editorial board member since 2021.  www.o-r-a.cz

 

Ida Chuchlíková (*1983, Jablonec nad Nisou, CZ) is an architect and a co-founder of PLAC (Platform for Landscape, Architecture and Culture), a local association in Jablonec nad Nisou, where she helps organizing lectures and public space interventions. She is also a creative artist focusing on projects happening at the intersection of landscape and settlement structures (the CirculUM project for Prague City Gallery). In 2021 she published her book Příběhy motolské skládky (Stories of the Motol Landfill) and currently she is working on her dissertation at the Technical University of Liberec, Department of Urbanism. She has been a member of ERA21 editorial board since 2023. www.iuch.cz, www.leporama.com

 

Jakub Kopec (*1983, Ostrava, CZ) is a licensed architect and a curator. He is one of the founding members of the NGO 4AM / Forum for architecture and media and has been running his own architectural practice n-1 since 2015. He participated in the mapping projects Introspection and BAM – Brno Architecture Manual, the exhibitions Compact City, Exposition of a Project or Domografia and in the architectural design and realization of numerous art installations (130 years of Prague 7, Psychoanalysis of a Space, Podium, Hi5!, Bata’s Towns, Jindřich Chalupecký Award 2012, REMAKE, etc.) and of the cultural space PRAHA in Brno. He has been on the ERA21 editorial board since 2012. www.n-1.cz

 

Zuzana Morávková (*1976, Ostrava, CZ) is an architect, editor, journalist and yuyadesigner. Zuzana first joined the ERA21 editorial staff back in 2004 and, excluding a short period when she returned to architecture, has been it's important member since. She has been the editor-in-chief from 2015 to 2016. Zuzana studied the Faculty of Architecture, Brno University of Technology (1996-2003) and also the University of Western Brittany in Brest, France. She worked in the architectural studios DRNH, Ateliér Štěpán, knesl + kynčl architekti. Zuzana is a member of the civic association Brno on bike and currently is working for Brno Architecture Manual (www.bam.brno.cz/en)

 

 

David Neuhäusl (*1988, Prague, CZ) is an architect. In addition to architecture, he also studied international business and urban engineering. Together with Matěj Hunal, he founded the architecture studio NEUHÄUSL HUNAL (2015). David was the co-author of the Czech representation at the 18th Architecture Biennale in Venice (2023). He has also been engaged in writing, teaching and research. He taught architecture at FA BUT in Brno (2022) and at ARCHIP in Prague (2016–2018). As part of his doctoral studies at the FA CTU, he researches public housing development. He initiated the creation of the Czech-Slovak student competition Superstudio (2010). He co-curated the CTU FA Yearbook 2021/22. Between 2015 and 2018 he wrote for the Bigg Boss publishing, since then he contributes (in)regularly to various media on topics related to architecture and its role in society. www.neuhauslhunal.cz

 

Osamu Okamura (*1973, Tokio, JP) is an architect, in 2019–2023 dean of the Faculty of Arts and Architecture at Technical University in Liberec. He worked as the program director for reSITE’s international festival and conference on more livable cities, an A10 Coop correspondent, and a lecturer at ARCHIP / Architectural Institute in Prague. He studied architecture at the Faculty of Architecture, CTU in Prague (2000) and conceptual art at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague (2003). From 2005 to 2012, Osamu was the editor-in-chief of ERA21. He was the official nominator of European Union Prize for Contemporary Architecture – Mies van der Rohe Award – for the Czech Republic and a former member of the Board of Directors of Czech Architecture Foundation. Currently he is a member the Commission for Urban Planning, Architecture and Public Space of Prague 7 District Council and the official certifier of the Registry of Artistic Performances of Czech art colleges and faculties for the field of architecture. www.resite.cz

 

Vít Podráský (*1985, Prague, CZ) is an architect. He graduated from The Faculty of Architecture, CTU in Prague in 2011. As a student, he was also the chief of the Association of Architecture Students at his faculty and helped organize events – exhibitions, discussions, workshops. Vít worked in the 2H architecture studio and in Deltaplan. He has been working with Jan Žalský since 2012, now is leading his own office Vít Podráský architekti with architect Jakub Kopecký. He continues to engage in various activities connected to architecture and public space. Vít joined the ERA21 editorial board in 2015. www.podrasky.eu.

 

 

Marcela Steinbachová (*1975, Prague, CZ) is an architect, and a long-term collaborator and member of the editorial board of ERA21. She studied at the Institute for Liberal Education, Charles University and continued to study architecture at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague. She graduated from the Emil Přikryl School, Academy of Fine Arts in Prague (2003), where she would later become a teaching associate. As a visiting student she studied in New York, Salzburg and Vienna. Marcela founded the independent civic association Kruh in 2001 to bring architecture closer to the general public through lectures, discussions and festivals (Day of Architecture). In 2007, she founded the architectural office Skupina. She won the Architect of the Year 2016 Award, presented annually for extraordinary contribution to architecture in the last five years. www.skupina.org, www.kruh.info

 

Laura Krišteková (*1988, Bratislava, SK) is an architect, theorist and historian of architecture. She graduated from the Faculty of Architecture of STU in Bratislava and currently works at the Department of Architecture of the Institute of History of the Slovak Academy of Sciences. Laura is devoted to the history and theory of architecture of the 20th and 21st centuries, as well as criticism of contemporary architecture and the preservation of modern architectural heritage. She is a member of the Slovak working group of DOCOMOMO. At the Institute of History, since 2018, she has been involved in solving several domestic and international research projects. She is the co-author of several monographs. She has been a member of the ERA21 editorial board since 2023.

 

Ondřej Teplý (*1975, Pardubice, CZ) is an architect with a degree from the Faculty of Art and Architecture, Technical University of Liberec (2002). Only two years after his graduation, Ondřej started the company C2XO, which later became MIXAGE, a practice combining architecture and graphic design. He was also one of the founding members of the civic association OFFCITY, where he produces a series of architectural lectures. Ondřej collaborates with the platforms Architects at school and Mills to the City. He has been a member of the ERA21 editorial board since 2015. www.mixage.cz

 

 

Yvette Vašourková (*1976, Brno, CZ) is an architect, curator and architectural event organizer. She holds a master's degree from the Faculty of Architecture, CTU in Prague (2001), to which she later added an MArch from the Berlage Institute in Rotterdam (2007). She is one of the founding members of the Centre for Central European Architecture: CCEA, focusing on the contemporary city and its culture. Yvette is the principal of the architectural office MOBA together with her partner, Igor Kovačević. She has lead a freshman studio for five years at the FA CTU in Prague, where she successfully defended her doctoral thesis on metropolitan palaces and their significance in the sustainable city in 2018. She has been a member of the ERA21 editorial board since 2006. www.cceamoba.cz

 

Tomáš Zdvihal (*1986, České Budějovice, CZ) is an architect. He has degree from the Faculty of Art and Architecture, Technical University of Liberec. He previously collaborated with architects Martin Rajniš and Eva Jiřičná on a number of their projects. In his current work at třiarchitekti studio he is focusing on interdisciplinary projects on the boundary between the urban and rural worlds. Tomas co-organises and further studies architecture competitions as part of his postdoctoral research at FA CVUT. In 2017 he published his Architecture Guide - South Bohemia and Upper Austria, documenting contemporary public buildings. Tomas Zdvihal was nominated, along with Mirek Vodák, for the Architect of the Year 2018 award for starting the CBArchitektura project. www.tzdvihal.cz, www.triarchitekti.cz, www.cbarchitektura.cz

 



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