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Olivier Morand, architect
Former associated architect at BMV architecture office in Geneva, he has a long term experience in project management.
Since year 2006, he orientated his carrier toward public administration, in the field of public space management and urbanism.
Previously educated in (Ecole polytechique fédérale de Lausanne) he went later to Paris during two years in order to
enhance his professional skills.
Returned in Geneva, he ran an office specialised in architecture, public space and Territory Planning. BMV has designed
among other things, the entrance roof of the HUG (Hopitaux Universitaires de Genève, the floating gateway under Pont du
Mont-Blanc. Since year 2006, Olivier Morand, as head of department of Meyrin urbanism office (SUTP, service d’urbanisme
et de travaux publics, nearby Geneva) dedicated is time to supervise the new eco-district of Meyrin ( Les vergers). He has
intended an ongoing training in law, economics, with real estate know how that allow him to enlarge his understanding of
Territory planning.
Serge Margel, philosopher
Living partially in Paris and in Geneva, he has been lecturer at university of Louvain, responsible of Husserl archives. In Paris,
he was lecturer à l’École des hautes études en sciences sociales. He taught Philosophy at Université de Lausanne. (UNIL)
From now on, he his in charge of teaching aesthetics of cinema in Haute Ecole d’art et de Design, HEAD, Geneva. Besides,
he’s making a research on the topic of «Improvisation process» - Processus d’improvisation. Performance et action située. Des
sciences sociales aux pratiques artistiques organised under Fond national suisse de la recherche FNRS, supported together
with La Manufacture (theatre school), and HEMU (Ecole de musique), associated with HEAD. and ECAL Jacques Derrida
french philosopher had a major influence on his thinking. On this way, Margel is trying to think about basements and future
of metaphysic in the context of nowadays conditions, despite various alienation that go through culture and society, are
disturbing our beliefs, crossed by economic supremacy and by barbarism. Recently His interst toward city and way of being
related to places has been served at the art Biennale organised at «Les Libellules, Geneva suburbs».
Laurent Matthey, geographer
He is Doctor of geography at Université de Lausanne( UNIL). Curently director at Fondation Braillard Architectes (FBA), he’s
also lecturer at l’Institut de géographie de l’Université de Neuchâtel. He is also a head of research at the Institute of Geography
at the University of Lausanne, and associate researcher with the group “Globalization, urbanism, and governance” at the
Institute of Environmental Sciences at the University of Geneva. Laurent Matthey leads and does research on urban policies,
urban landscape production, and on new modes of urban planning. He currently participates as co-applicant in two international
research programs. The first one within the program city and environment (PIRVE), launched by the French Ministry
of Ecology, Energy, Sustainable Development, and Landscape Management (Research “’Field rat, city rat.’ When the rural
recasts the urban. A comparison between France and Switzerland”, conducted within the PIRVE 2010)
Stéphane Collet, architect
Stéphane Collet is a Swiss architect (MA, Ecole polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne). He is now living and working in Lausanne, in an independent structure.
He has been involved for a long time in urban public space projects, as a designer and also as a theoretician. His research focuses on phenomenological approaches to landscape and movement, especially linked to the experience of car driving. On this topic he wrote a seminal essay (“Le jeu comme fondement de l'aménagement routier”), published by “Actes Sud” (France) and followed by several lectures at the French Ecole supérieure d'architecture de St Etienne. He’s also a commentator in professional magazines as well in local press (Anthos, Les Carnets du paysage,
Archimade, Le Courrier).
In Geneva, he is one of the designers of the historical “Place du Molard” refurbishment, in collaboration with 2b architects and the artist Christian Robert-Tissot, after winning the first prize at the local competition. The square, covered with 1857 luminescent cobblestones, won a distinction in 2005 (city.people.light award), and was selected for the 2006 DRA (“Distinction romande d'architecture”) contest. In other fields, he received several prizes followed by the construction of contextual art installations, especially in Geneva, Lausanne, and Fribourg – in these cities, he created a mushroom garden (Champinox), a gravel mountain (Le Tas), and an urban newspaper delivering device.
Since 1989, he's regullary coming to Prag, where he has been involved in different urban projects as for in the competition of the Prag castle pheasantry.
Experts and Citizens for Revitalization
for the Budanka Heritage Zone and its Surroundings
Experts and Citizens for Revitalization for the Budanka Heritage Zone and its Surroundings was founded in 2006 as a professional platform for the local community and other coworkers who was not indifferent to the devastation of the Buďánka heritage zone by former leadership of Municipal authority of Prague 5.
We are preparing a conceptual and architectural study of reviving the former settlement Budanka, a heritage zone. It is in the public interest that Budanka remains a natural and organic part of the surrounding environment and, with upgraded infrastructure, becomes a place for the meeting of people from the neighborhood and beyond.
Members of our association in their spare time and without entitlements to royalty create and prepare the ideological and the architectural concept of the possibility of using of the the Buďánka heritage zone to remain natural and organic part of the local environment, adding the missing elements of the infrastructure, and could serve as a pleasant place for meeting people from near and wider surroundings.
Experts and Citizens for Revitalization for the Budanka Heritage Zone and its Surroundings
Martin Dvořák, conservator
Martin Dvořák is graduated in Macromolecular chemistry and Problematic of Conservation of Monuments on Prague Institute of Chemistry. In 1992 he worked in the V & A Museum in London , where he focused on the issue of restoration of easel paintings . In the years 1996-1997 was awarded a Fulbright scholarship and worked on projects in the Getty Conservation Institute in Los Angeles. Since 1999 he works as the main restorer of the Czech Institute of Egyptology , Charles University in Prague and Cairo, and within archaeological expeditions he leads various restoration projects in the pyramid field UNESCO protected site of Abusir in Egypt. In 2006 he led an educational project for the preservation of monuments in the Kurdish Erbil in Iraq. At present he is ending his PhD studies in classical archeology at the Philosophical Faculty of Charles University focused on new technology in 3D scanning and visualization in archeology and conservation . Till 2009 he worked as a head of Department of technology restoration of monuments in the National Heritage Institute. Since 2010 is a freelance expert conservator. He is involved in a number of scientific and restoration projects in the Czech Republic and in the European Union.
He is a founding member of the civic association Experts and Citizens for Revitalization
for the Budanka Heritage Zone and its Surroundings.
Experts and Citizens for Revitalization for the Budanka Heritage Zone and its Surroundings
Veronika Palečková
Veronika Palečková devotes herself to graphic art / etching, carborundum, litography/, drawing, painting and sculpture.
She studied at the College of Applied Arts and the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague and at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Beaux – Arts in Paris.
She has won scholarships to France, Canada and Switzerland.
She has exhibited her work in Prague and Brno, and also in Japan, Mexico, Belgium, Luxembourg, France, Sweden, Germany, the United States, /the Salon de Mai- Grand palais, Paris, Kanagawa Prefectural Gallery; Machida City Museum, Tokyo/.
She has illustrated eight books and won several prizes / The Most Beutiful Book of the Year 1986, awards at the International Biennale of Graphic Design Brno 1988, Interkontakt Grafik Prague 1994, and the International Print Exhibition Tokyo 1994/.
She is represented in the collections of the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, the Kanagawa Prefectural Gallery and the Machida City Museum in Japan, in the Atelier Presse – Papier in Canada and The National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C.
She painted eight pictures for the Inter-Continental Hotel in Prague / restaurant Primátor/
Veronika Palečková has established the POPOKATEPETL association and publishing house which from time to time produces exhibitions and books.
Writing of her paintings, the curator of the Czech Museum of Fine Arts in Prague Jan Kříž said: “Veronika Palečková is one of those who seek and find a deep anchorage for their poetical imagination in the Czech tradition. She enriches the sensory lyricism of delicate romantic dreaming with disturbing symbols, through which the drama and unrest of the time speak, as well as the possible tragedy of an individual fate. Her use of white does indeed quiver with angelic eroticism, yet even here echoes penetrate from the cruelty of existence - as if the picture conveyed a presentiment that white can also be a symbol of death.“
projektil architekti
Adam Halíř . Ondřej Hofmeister . Roman Brychta . Petr Lešek
The Projektil architekti studio was founded in 2002 by young architects Roman Brychta, Adam Halíř, Petr Lešek, and Ondřej Hofmeister.
Projektil creates economical, helpful and inventive architecture with regards to tradition, innovative typology and sustainable development. We integrate contemporary art, design, architecture and the local context and invite young and prospective designers to collaborate on our projects.
national technical library
Michal Illner
JUDr. Michal Illner was born in 1934. He graduated from the Law Faculty, Charles University in Prague, majoring in administrative law. He studied sociology at the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences. Between 1969–1970, he was a research fellow at the Columbia University in the USA, where he also lectured. Between 1993–2001, he was the head of the Sociological Institute of the Academy of Sciences, where he currently works as a researcher. He also lectures at the Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University in Prague, and at the Department of Social Geography and Regional Development of the Faculty of Science, Charles University in Prague. He has written, contributed to or edited over twenty scholarly publications, of which most were published abroad, as well as many treatises. He is a member of Czech and international scientific societies, editorial boards of scientific journals and scientific councils of different institutions.
Jana Klokočková
Freelance interpreter of the French and Romanian languages.
She specializes in simultaneous and consecutive interpreting
- for companies (PPF, SPP Bohemia, Aero Vodochody, PENTA Investments, ECM, Kaufland)
- for the French and Romanian embassies in Prague
- state institutions (Ministry of Interior of the Czech Republic, Ministry of Justice of the Czech Republic, the Police Presidium)
- courts, public prosecutor’s offices and the police (Supreme Public Prosecutor’s Office, Supreme Court in Prague, Regional Court of the Central-Bohemian region, the Municipal Court in Prague, district courts, Tribunal de Grande Instance a Paris, Tribunal de Grande Instance a Strasbourg)
Marie Krátká
A long-time director of the Czech Architecture Foundation, married to architect Vladimír Krátký. The Czech Architecture Foundation supports and promotes Czech architecture, specially focusing on contemporary architecture.
The Czech Architecture Foundation
The Czech Architecture Foundation was established with the mission to present architecture as an integral part of contemporary culture. Through its grants, CAF supports exhibition, lecture and publication efforts in the field of Czech and international architecture. The CAF does not implement its own projects, does not support schools of architecture, nor does it subsidise professional practice of individual architects. The CAF is the operator of two galleries of architecture: The Jaroslav Fragner Gallery in Prague and 4AM/Gallery of Architecture in Brno.
Jan Kasl
Studied architecture at the Faculty of Civil Engineering, Czech Technical University in Prague. Between 1998–2002, he held the office of the Mayor of the City of Prague. At present, he is the head of his architectural office, Best Development Prague. He was the chairman of the Ferdinand Peroutka Foundation. He is a member of the board of directors of the Czech Architecture Foundations and he is planning to run for the mayor’s office in Prague in the autumn of this year.
Ivana Pecháčková
Meander
After graduating from the grammar school in Olomouc, she graduated from the Faculty of Business Administration, University of Economics, Prague. For a short time she also worked at the Faculty of Arts, Charles University. She translated almost twenty books, such as Ferlinghetti’s fiction and plays, Unfair Arguments with Existence, Routines, Love in the Days of Rage. In 1995 she established the Meander publishing house, which publishes books of leading Czech artists. She writes for children, translates, publishes. She founded and organizes the Děti čtěte festival (Read, Children Festival). /from Meander’s website/
Zdeněk Zabilanský
Project manager with broad experience in all aspects of public infrastructure projects, expecially:
- strategic / development analysis
- option analysis
- feasibility studies
- cost-benefit analysis
- financial analysis
- risk analysis
- funding (EU grants, credit funding)
- cost calculations, incl. life-cycle costs models
- business law
- tender preparation, incl. construction and operation&maintenance contracts
My goal is making public infrastructure happen and workable in transparent and cost-effective way through proffessional approach and synergetic cooperation of all involved parties (stake-holders).
Specialties:Combination of technical, legal and economic experience and knowledge.
- strategic / development analysis
- option analysis
- feasibility studies
- cost-benefit analysis
- financial analysis
- risk analysis
- funding (EU grants, credit funding)
- cost calculations, incl. life-cycle costs models
- business law
- tender preparation, incl. construction and operation&maintenance contracts
My goal is making public infrastructure happen and workable in transparent and cost-effective way through proffessional approach and synergetic cooperation of all involved parties (stake-holders).
Specialties:Combination of technical, legal and economic experience and knowledge.
Božena Jirků
Foundation Konto Bariéry
Without missing a beat, Charta 77 Foundation relocated its activities from Stockholm, where it was founded by its Chairman František Janouch in 1978, to Prague; as of February 1990, it was registered as a charity/NGO in Czechoslovakia.
Coming from a broad concept of defending human rights and Nadace Charty 77 supporting persecuted dissidents and samizdat culture, the foundation shifted its focus towards supporting a whole range of cultural and humanitarian activities, and in doing so became a pioneer for a civil society.
Through its work, the Foundation achieved:
▪ to reach out to a broad segment of the general public, whom it enlightened and gave positive guidance for the benefit of the non-profit sector
▪ to render hands-on assistance to individuals, now numbering in the thousands, as they face extremely taxing social, health, and economic problems
▪ to participate in creating a network of social, educational, and healthcare organizations – recruited both from professional circles and volunteers – who engage in constructive cooperation, and who today are able not only to receive help from the foundation, but to transform this help in a creative manner into new useful values
Since its very inception, the foundation has been open to, and provides financial assistance from its funds, to eligible applicants from all over the country.
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SYSCAE
made a 3D model of Budanka Heritage Zone
Creating future of automobile industry is our job. We make it from sketch to final prototype.
SYSCAE was set up in 1989 and since its foundation it had focused on creation of CAD/CAM/CAE and PDM/PLM solutions and their implementation.
In 2001 the company underwent a transformation which resulted in separation of its business activities: CAD/CAM/CAE solutions were put in charge of its sister company DATASYS and SYSCAE thus fully concentrated on construction and development in the field of mechanical engineering, especially automotive and aerospace industries.
The company SYSCAE meets the requirements of ISO 9001:2008.
The company SYSCAE meets the requirements of ISO 9001:2008.
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