Contracting authority
city of Most
Competition type
competitive dialogue
Submission deadline of Requests to participate and Professional approaches
29.8.2025, 14:00
Workshop 1 – site visit and presentation of the assignment
19.9.2025
Workshop 2 – presentation of draft proposals and consultation with the jury
28.11.2025
Final submission of offers
6.2.2026
Presentation of the final proposal to the jury
13.2.2026
Prizes total
675.000 CZK
Mandatory use of electronic tool
SuperMost – SuperRadnice: Artistic intervention in the municipal building
As the second in a series of competitive dialogues, the city of Most has announced SuperMost – SuperRadnice. It focuses on renovating the entrances to the city hall and designing a work of art for its façade, with an emphasis on the original mosaic on the attic. The aim is to interpret the removed mosaic in a contemporary way and to reintroduce an element of visual identity and symbolic value into the public building. The new intervention will be of high artistic quality and will also become a symbol of the city's open contemporary communication with the public.
Tender documentation
Outline Brief
Contracting Authority's Profile - full documentation

Linda Dostálková
Czech graphic designer and artist who collaborates with her sister Daniela Dostálková. She graduated in scenography from the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague and completed a postgraduate program at Werkplaats Typografie in Arnhem. Their joint work includes projects on the borderline between graphic design, photography, and conceptual art, often exploring themes such as identity, commerce, and emotionality. They also work as curators and editors. Among their notable projects is the curation of the exhibition Martin Zetová: Nesouhlas (Dissent) at the PLATO Ostrava gallery (2025), where they use photography, sculpture, and installations to reveal hidden forms of human resistance and dissent in the urban environment.

David Fesl
Visual artist. In 2020, he graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague. He has exhibited independently in Tokyo, Mexico City, Prague, and Vienna, and has participated in group exhibitions at venues such as the National Gallery, Greece, and Manchester. Since 2016, he has been part of an artistic duo with Sláva Sobotovičová, focusing primarily on the creation of institutionally critical texts and performances. Since 2024, he has been the head teacher of the sculpture studio at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague.

Martin Kropáč
Czech architect and educator, co-founder of the Architecture Acts studio based in Prague. He graduated in architecture from the Czech Technical University and completed postgraduate studies at Columbia University in New York. He worked at the studios of Alberto Campo Baeza in Madrid and Steven Holl Architects in New York. In 2009, he received the ABF Young Architect Award. His major projects include collaboration on the design of the Concert Hall in Ostrava, which was created in collaboration with Steven Holl Architects and won first place in an international architectural competition.

Barbora Šimonová
Czech architect and educator, co-founder of the cultural cooperative cosa.cz, which focuses on architecture, art, music, literature, and film. She graduated from the Faculty of Architecture at the Brno University of Technology and the School of Architecture at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague. She has worked in studios such as Architekti Hrůša & spol. and MOBA. Since 2020, she has been an assistant at the Architecture IV studio at UMPRUM 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 to the present day.

Jan Fabián
Czech conceptual artist, architect, and sculptor. He graduated from the Glass in Architecture studio at the Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design in Prague under the guidance of Professor Marian Karel. He studied in Finland and at the Rhode Island School of Design in the USA. His work often deals with public space, material sustainability, and construction methods. His installations often take the form of active interventions. In 2022, he presented the exhibition Statementmaking at the VI PER gallery, where he explored unconventional approaches to architectural practice and the use of waste materials.

Marek Hrvol
jury vice-chairmayor of Most

Václav Zahradníček
deputy mayor

Jana Falterová Zudová
city councillor, member of the commission Regional Development

Jan Harciník
alternateexternal architect-urban planner, member of the commission for architecture and urban planning

Petr Nesládek
alternateexternal architect, chairman of the commission for architecture and urban planning