Review of the last exhibition at the České Budějovice House of Art led by curator Michal Škoda.

What’s it like to lead an editorial team and oversee the content strategy of an architecture magazine? The editors-in-chief of ERA21 interview their predecessors to find out.

Designed by architect Michal Brix and completed in 1991, the Křižík Pavilions were originally intended for the General Czechoslovak Exhibition. More than thirty years later, they remain an important part of the Prague Exhibition Grounds. After years of intensive use, the pavilions underwent a large-scale revitalization that brought technical modernizations and new multifunctional possibilities. In addition to interior improvements—which feature a predominantly industrial aesthetic—the pavilions now include green roofs that contribute to sustainability and improve the urban microclimate. The result is a space for exhibitions, relaxation, and social life.

Each day, the consequences of Donald J. Trump’s re-election as President of the United States become more evident—not only for Americans but also for people around the interconnected world. Although the disruptive effects of the economic and foreign policies of his administration receive constant attention, their equally disruptive impact on architecture in the US obtains less notice.