Archive of the Venice Architecture Biennale
The Venice Architecture Biennale was first held in 1980 as the first international architecture exhibition within La Biennale di Venezia. Since then, it has been organized every two years. Below you will find an archive of the Czechoslovak, and later Czech participation.
THE OFFICE FOR A NON-PRECARIOUS FUTURE
The project “The Office for a Non-Precarious Future” asks, in the context of the architectural profession, the following key question: Can young architects working in precarious conditions create a better world? The exhibition is based on the research report “Working Conditions of Young Architects” that was conducted in 2020 in the Czech Republic.
Kateřina Šedá
The aim of Kateřina Šedá's artistic project was to solve the absence of "normal life" in the centers of popular tourist destinations. The main actors of the art project were the cities of Venice and Český Krumlov - cities that are immediately affected by the depopulation of the centers and the migration of the inhabitants to their peripheral parts. UNES-CO, a fictional company created by the author, is trying to reverse this trend.
Martin Hejl
The team led by Martin Hejl from the Kolmo.eu studio has prepared a project at the Biennial presenting the Czechoslovak and Czech residential architecture of 1914 - 2014.
