Program

Join us for a behind the scenes look at Amazing Places in the inspiring space of Kotelna 55, where industrial history meets the energy of creative ideas and meaningful marketing. This is where projects are created that discover exceptional places and tell their stories to everyone who is looking for something beyond the ordinary.

The Rustonka office complex was built on the site of the former Prague Engineering Works and consists of three geometrically designed buildings with industrial-style facades. The surroundings are complemented by wild greenery, water features, and the artwork “Vista Mars” by Jiří Příhoda. Join us for a guided tour of the complex, where you will learn more about the history of …

A guided tour of the Křižík Palace in Prague’s Anděl district will offer a look inside one of the icons of contemporary office architecture, as well as the offices of Unlimit DB. Participants will explore the building’s representative spaces and learn more about its architectural concept, history, and current use. The tour will also introduce the working environment and Unlimit …

The iconic building in the heart of Karlín has a unique history and present-day story. Architect and developer Michal Bobošík will guide you through the building and its transformations. The programme will also include an interactive presentation and a discussion with the editorial team of CzechCrunch, which is based in Palác Karlín.

A guided tour of the former Prefa panel factory in Prague’s Holešovice district, now used by the architectural studio A8000. Originally built in the 1960s for the production of prefabricated panels, the site is gradually being transformed into a workspace and cultural venue. The tour will present the history of the site, its architectural design, and its current use.

The residential project Fragment, designed by architects David Wittassek and Jiří Řezák from Qarta architektura, goes far beyond the boundaries of standard residential living. It is conceived as a distinctive work of art that shapes the everyday experience of its …

Kabelovna, a former Prague glass block factory in Holešovice, is being brought back to life as a creative hub bringing together architectural studios, designers and artists. Its industrial spaces are gradually transforming into studios and workspaces where the rawness of original materials naturally blends with contemporary design and creative energy.

A guided tour of Rony Plesl’s studio, one of the leading Czech glass artists and designers, offers a glimpse into the environment where his work is created. It introduces his approach to glass, his current projects, and the way he continuously pushes this material into new contexts.

Guided tour of the exhibition Laundromat: Program for Gentle Care by Lucie Rosická offers a closer look at an installation inspired by the environment of a laundromat, exploring themes of motherhood, care, and shifting identity. The tour presents the key motifs of the exhibition, including work with self-portraiture, textiles, and digital elements, and places them within a broader …

In her practice, Natálie Pejchová primarily focuses on painting, although her work often extends into object-based and conceptual forms, continuously seeking to redefine the notion of the image. She explores the emotional topography of the city, fragmented memory, and the psychological echoes of visual culture. Her work examines the manipulation of emotions and the relationships between the individual and society, …

A guided tour of the Karlín Musical Theatre will offer a look behind the scenes and into the history of one of Prague’s most important theatre venues.

The residential project Fragment, designed by architects David Wittassek and Jiří Řezák from Qarta architektura, goes far beyond the boundaries of standard residential living. It is conceived as a distinctive work of art that shapes the everyday experience of its …