Entrance to the Adršpach Rocks

She graduated from the Faculty of Architecture at Brno University of Technology. In 2010, she co-founded the EA Architekti studio with her husband Zdeněk Eichler. Her work spans public buildings, family houses, urbanism, and spatial planning. She has contributed to projects such as the Ostopovice elementary school, Blansko terminal, park revitalizations in Boskovice and Hodonín, and the urban study of Nová Zbrojovka.

Mayor of Adršpach

He studied architecture at the Faculty of Architecture in Brno and at the Berner Fachhochschule in Switzerland. After internships at Herzog & de Meuron, Office Haratori in Zurich, and Christian Kerez in Berlin, he co-founded the Malý Chmel studio in 2016. Their first project, a school extension in Nezamyslice, received several awards. The studio has since won multiple competitions, including for the 4 Dvory housing project, the House of Art in České Budějovice, and Nové Mlýny in Kutná Horawell as the Nové Mlýny complex in Kutná Hora.

She studied Landscape and Open Space Planning and Design at Leibniz University Hannover. She specializes in the landscape water component and has experience in arid regions extremely impacted by climate change. She has trained, carried out research, and taught in Germany, Peru, South Africa and the USA, and is now based in the Czech Republic.

He graduated from the Faculty of Horticulture in Lednice, specializing in garden and landscape design. Since 1990, he has led a landscape architecture studio in Brno. He is active in teaching and publishing, and serves on the scientific boards of the FA CTU, Mendel University’s Faculty of Horticulture, and is also a member of the Czech Beekeepers Association.

Vice-mayor of Adršpach

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After graduating from the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague, he spent several years working at KPF in London. Upon returning to Prague, he joined AID studio, where he contributed to the design of the Philharmonic and Congress Center in Zlín and led the project for the new Faculty of Humanities at Zlín University. In 2011, he founded his own architecture office, Ting. His favorite project is an unawarded competition proposal for the revitalization of the Podmokly district.

He studied at the Faculty of Architecture, Czech Technical University in Prague, and worked briefly in the Netherlands and France. In the Czech Republic, he has completed several projects, such as the renovation of the Malá scéna club and the covered swimming pool in Ústí nad Orlicí. His interest in the "invisible architecture of relationships" led him to IPR Prague, where he leads the Soutok project and focuses on involving communities in the cultivation of suburban landscapes.

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Representative of Ardšpach

Representative of Ardšpach

Representative of Ardšpach

Representative of Ardšpach

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