Czech
Architecture
Yearbook

The upcoming gala evening on June 10 at Invalidovna promises a truly exceptional experience. The launch of the 26th volume of the Czech Architecture yearbook will be accompanied by a meeting with the biggest names in the field. The main star of this closed event will be the world-renowned architect Daniel Libeskind, who will personally present his visionary Sekyra Flowers project planned for Rohanské nábřeží during the evening. Invited guests will thus have a unique opportunity to hear details about this future Prague landmark directly from its author.

The exceptional nature of the moment will also be underscored by the presence of the first lady of Czech architecture, Eva Jiřičná. Her presence carries strong symbolic significance – it was she who stood at the very birth of this prestigious book series long 26 years ago. “I am immensely pleased that we can continue to develop this tradition and connect its roots with a global future,” says Radek Váňa, publisher of ARCHIZOOM BOOKS, which publishes the yearbook.

The planned meeting of Daniel Libeskind and Eva Jiřičná on one stage will open a fascinating discussion about where the Czech scene has moved since the post-revolution euphoria and what values shape public space today. While the yearbook will emphasize the importance of quality and sustainability in the domestic environment, the perspective of world architects will give the evening an international context. Although the event is accessible by invitation only, we will inform you about this unique meeting on our blog.