Smetanovy Sady Jeseník

Contracting Authority
Jeseník City
Competition Type
Open Design Contest, 2 Phase
Submission of Proposals, 1 Phase
21.6.2024 14:00
Submission of Proposals, 2 Phase
13.9.2024 14:00
Prizes and Sketch fees
450 000 Kč - 200 000 Kč - 150 000 Kč - Sketch fees 2x 100 000 Kč
Mandatory use of electronic tool
NEN

JES

The town of Jeseník announces an open 2 phases landscape design competition for the rehabilitation of the park Smetanovy sady.
The city’s intention is to improve the quality of the park premises so that they reach a comparable level with the best parks in the Czech Republic, both in terms of garden and landscape design and in terms of attractiveness and practical value for residents and visitors. The aim is to integrate this most important city’s green space into the life of the city so that it gets closer to the centre. The subject of the competition is not only the rehabilitation of the park, but also the question of connecting Smetana Gardens with the city center and at the same time reflecting on the relationship of the park to the Bělá River.

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Competition Conditions CZ
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Competition Brief CZ
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Contracting Authority's Profile - complete documentation
SMETANOVY SADY JESENÍK
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Jury

Radmila Fingerová

Landscape architect. Since 2008 she has been teaching landscape architecture at the Faculty of Architecture of the CTU, currently leading a landscape studio. Since 1992 she has been designing public spaces and gardens in cooperation
with architects. Her recent projects include the rehabilitation of the Havlíčkovy sady park in Prague 2. Since 1996 he has worked for professional associations of architects, landscape architects and gardeners.

Petr Mičola

Petr Mičola is a landscape architect. Since 2017, he has been the founder of his landscape studio, Atelier Gerten,
which deals mainly with open areas of towns and villages, but also with landscapes outside the built-up area.

Martin Sládek

He is a co-founder of the Brno-based studio consequence forma architects, which regularly participates in national and international competitions. Currently, he is working on the design of Moravian Square in Brno based on winning
an open design competition. The studio uses its experience from the Viennese environment and as a result has been successful in a number of competitions.

Petr Šiřina

Jury Chair

He is a landscape architect and teaches at VŠB-TU in Ostrava.

Jitka Vágnerová

Landscape architect who heads V 8, a studio specialising in the public sector. She studied landscape architecture at the Faculty of Horticulture of Mendel University in Brno. She is the editor of the magazine Zahrada-Park-Landscape. Her projects include the Castle Garden in Oslavany or the Garden of the Panovsky Villa in Ivančice.

Jan Mléčka

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Jan Mléčka is an architect who graduated from the Brno University of Technology where he now works as head of the studio. He also worked abroad at Jourdan & Müller Steinhauser Architekten in Frankfurt am Main. He is a co-founder of the Olomouc architectural studio M2AI, which he runs together with architect Jiří Marek.