Czech
Architecture
Yearbook

The unique curatorial model of the Czech Architecture yearbook is based on the fact that the editor changes every year, which gives the publication a new, fresh perspective on our scene each time. After Jan Schindler, who signed the current “Slow Buildings” edition, the symbolic baton is being taken up by another prominent figure.

We are very pleased to announce that the editor for the upcoming Czech Architecture 2025—2026 volume will be the renowned architect David Richard Chisholm (from CMC architects). David will bring his distinctive style and international context to the assessment of Czech buildings. We are already curious which themes and lines in contemporary domestic production he will highlight and which buildings will make it into his final selection for next year.

The selection of an external editor with strong ties to both the international and domestic scene guarantees that the yearbook will remain independent and critical. David Richard Chisholm is known for his emphasis on detail, functionality, and urban context, which promises a very interesting perspective on projects currently being created in the Czech Republic. Follow our website, where we will regularly inform you about how work on the new volume is progressing under his leadership and which criteria will be key for the upcoming edition.