SuperMost – SuperCentrum

Architect, urbanist, and professor, founding partner of the Dutch studio MVRDV. He is recognized for his innovative approach to urbanism and architecture, with a strong focus on sustainability and experimental solutions for urban space. Under his leadership, MVRDV has completed a number of award-winning projects, such as the Markthal in Rotterdam, the Tianjin Binhai Library in China, and the Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen in Rotterdam – the world’s first publicly accessible art depot. He lectures at prestigious universities around the world. In 2008, as a professor at TU Delft, he founded The Why Factory – an internationally active think tank focused on the future of cities. He serves on numerous expert boards and juries, including the Spatial Quality Boards of Rotterdam, Eindhoven, and Barcelona.

Experienced cultural manager with more than twenty years of experience in managing cultural organizations, strategic planning, and financing cultural projects. She graduated from the Department of Production at the Theater Faculty of the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague and since 2020 has been the director of the Kultura Praha 3 cultural organization, where she is responsible for the operation and programming of two cultural centers: Atrium Žižkov and KC VOZOVNA. In the past, she also served as the general manager of the Prague Quadrennial international exhibition. She has long been involved in the operational development of public institutions, the sustainability of cultural infrastructure, and changes in public space. She is a member of the management of the Association of Cultural Centers of the Czech Republic.

Architect and professor, co-founder of the architectural firm Dogma together with Pier Vittorio Aureli. His work focuses on the relationship between architecture and the city, particularly on research and the transformation of living spaces. He studied architecture at the Università Iuav di Venezia and the Berlage Institute in Rotterdam. Since 2024, he has been head of the Institute for Design and Housing at the Technische Universität Darmstadt. With Dogma, he has exhibited at the Venice Architecture Biennale, the Chicago Architecture Biennial, and the Triennale di Milano. He is co-author of the book Living and Working (The MIT Press).

Landscape architect and urbanist, co-founder of the studio Kollektif Landscape based in Ghent. Her work focuses on the ecological and social dimensions of landscape architecture, the integration of natural elements into urban environments, and the sustainable planning of public spaces. She also teaches at KASK & Conservatorium in Ghent, where she is involved in education in the fields of landscape design and urbanism. Among Kollektif's notable projects is the greening of Flagey Square Brussels, which received an award for its innovative approach to urban greenery.

Greek architect, researcher, and urban technologist working at the intersection of architecture and emerging technologies. She is the Academic Director of the Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia (IAAC) in Barcelona, leading research on urban regeneration, circular deconstruction, and material innovation. Co-founder of StudioP52 and the Responsive Cities Symposium, she has co-curated the Tallinn Architecture Biennale 2022 and co-authored several books, including Learning Cities (2022), Black Ecologies (2019) and Building Metabolism (2025), the latter supported by the Graham Foundation Individual Grant.

Architect and educator, co-founder of the cultural cooperative cosa.cz focusing on architecture, art, music, literature, and film. She graduated from the Faculty of Architecture at the Brno University of Technology and New Media at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague. Since 2016, she has been shooting documentaries about architecture in the Czech Republic in the 1980s. Since 2020, she is an assistant at the Architecture IV studio at the Academy of Arts in Prague. She is the co-author of the book Legenda o sídlišti (Legend of the Housing Estate), which examines mass panel construction, the quality of housing, and the transformation of housing estates up to the present day.

Czech architect with extensive international experience. She studied architecture and urbanism at the Faculty of Art and Architecture, Technical University of Liberec, and gained most of her professional experience in the United Kingdom (ARB member since 2010). At Foster + Partners in London (2006–2014), she contributed to numerous large-scale international projects. At Wilkinson Eyre (2014–2021), she participated in the design and implementation of the revitalization and redevelopment of the iconic Battersea Power Station in London. After fifteen years in the UK, she has returned to Prague and currently works at the international firm Bogle Architects, where she leads a team working on projects in Prague and its surroundings, including the Hagibor masterplan and Brain 4 Industry in Dolní Břežany.

Architect and co-founder of the Prague-based studio Norm-A, which focuses on flexible architectural solutions responding to contemporary societal needs. She works on housing projects, public buildings, and spaces that extend into the landscape. She graduated from the Faculty of Architecture at the Czech Technical University in Prague and worked in Spain from 2006 to 2011. She is a member of the winning team in the international urban and landscape competition organized by the Institute of Planning and Development of the City of Prague for the revitalization of the landscape at the confluence of the Vltava and Berounka rivers. The project focuses on creating a metropolitan park covering 1,200 hectares, integrating ecological, cultural, and recreational functions.

mayor of Most

deputy mayor

city councillor, member of the commission Regional Development

city councilor

senator, city councilor