Altwasser (On the Way Home) - invitation to the opening at GAB
The Architecture Gallery Brno presents an architectural presentation of projects by the vertical studio of Jan Mléčka and his students from the Faculty of Architecture at VUT in Brno under the title
Within the Sudeten region, several landscape aspects archetypically emerge. We move to the territory of the military district Libavá, which, due to its diversity, provides an opportunity to work with them. Subsided areas, depopulated regions, traces of education and culture, natural specifics. The project offers 20 interdependent solutions that address the territory with their diverse levels, from the landscape scale to the residential scale. The goal of the project is to find suitable solutions for resettlement and landscape restoration in Libavá that can be applied to the entire Sudeten territory as well as across Europe. Libavá is a demo version of the resettlement of the Sudeten landscape.
Author team: Andrej Drgala, Michaela Domiňáková, Adam Hudec, Lukáš Karaba, Natálie Karásková, Roman Kekel, Adéla Kyselová, Tatiana Kobyliaková, Lenka Levíčková, Jan Mléčka, Mária Mušková, Alena Nekolná, Jan Schleider, Marek Svoboda, Petra Šebová, Krystína Uhrová, Martin Valíček, Hana Valíčková, Jan Urbášek, Paulína Závacká, Tereza Zvolská, Ondřej Žvak
Curators of the exhibition: Garbiel Kurtis, Martin Enev
The project was supported by a grant from the Czech Architecture Foundation. Admission to the exhibition is voluntary.
The exhibition will be opened on Thursday, June 16, 2016, at 7:00 PM in the premises of the Architecture Gallery Brno and will be open daily from 10 AM to 6 PM until July 10, 2016.
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ALTWASSER (ON THE WAY HOME)
The exhibition explores the borderlands of the republic as a landscape with disrupted continuity of human relationships, stalled development, and outlines the potential for its transformation into a thriving area. Is this guide hidden in experiences tested by centuries?Within the Sudeten region, several landscape aspects archetypically emerge. We move to the territory of the military district Libavá, which, due to its diversity, provides an opportunity to work with them. Subsided areas, depopulated regions, traces of education and culture, natural specifics. The project offers 20 interdependent solutions that address the territory with their diverse levels, from the landscape scale to the residential scale. The goal of the project is to find suitable solutions for resettlement and landscape restoration in Libavá that can be applied to the entire Sudeten territory as well as across Europe. Libavá is a demo version of the resettlement of the Sudeten landscape.
Author team: Andrej Drgala, Michaela Domiňáková, Adam Hudec, Lukáš Karaba, Natálie Karásková, Roman Kekel, Adéla Kyselová, Tatiana Kobyliaková, Lenka Levíčková, Jan Mléčka, Mária Mušková, Alena Nekolná, Jan Schleider, Marek Svoboda, Petra Šebová, Krystína Uhrová, Martin Valíček, Hana Valíčková, Jan Urbášek, Paulína Závacká, Tereza Zvolská, Ondřej Žvak
Curators of the exhibition: Garbiel Kurtis, Martin Enev
The project was supported by a grant from the Czech Architecture Foundation. Admission to the exhibition is voluntary.
The exhibition will be opened on Thursday, June 16, 2016, at 7:00 PM in the premises of the Architecture Gallery Brno and will be open daily from 10 AM to 6 PM until July 10, 2016.
More information >
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