ULICE PRO SEDMIČKU – Revitalizace ulice Františka Křížka

Heindl studied architecture at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna and Princeton University in the USA. She has taught at the Technical University in Graz, TU Delft, the Berlage Institute in Rotterdam and the Academy of Arts in Düsseldorf. Since 2007, she has headed her own atelier in Vienna, GABU Heindl Architektur, as well as lecturing at the Vienna Academy. Among other activities, GABU Heindl Architektur is active in the design of public buildings and spaces, and cultural and educational structures. In 2014, she successfully completed the project Donaukanal Partitur, focusing on the revitalisation of the Danube banks in Vienna with an emphasis on the creation of a broad spectrum of public spaces.

The founder of the studio Uhlík architekti, he has worked both on private and public commissions. As the key aspect of his work, he regards the rational approach, the search for new methods, and the protection of cultural values. On a regular basis, he cooperates with public institutions in the juries of Czech and international architectural competitions. His studio has produced several prize-winning competition designs for public spaces, e.g. the square Löschnerovo náměstí in Kadaň, currently under realisation.

After studies at the ČVUT Faculty of Architecture and the TU Delft, he held an internship with Renzo Piano in Genoa and then worked in the Arup Advanced Geometry Unit and the studio of Thomas Heatherwick, where among other projects he assisted in the design of the British pavilion for the World Exposition in Shanghai. Currently, he participates in pedagogic and research activities at the FA ČVUT through the student atelier he oversees along with Petr Hájek. He is a co-founder of the architectural group Echorost, from which the private studio Pavlíček + Hulín architekti later emerged. He serves as town architect for the UNESCO registered town of Třebíč, and his architectural practice often involves cooperation with public investors in projects for public institutions, e.g. for the village of Únětice near Prague.

A former student at the Academy of Applied Arts and the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague, as well as in St. Petersburg, he is the author of an exceptional number of paintings and prints. He works with the public sector in the creation of artworks for cultural institutions, such as e.g. the artistic intervention ‘Lent Paintings’ for the Church of the Holy Saviour. He has also created large-scale prints for public areas, e.g. the full-scale floor prints for the ‘I. P. Pavlova Open Scene’ events.

A graduate from the department of structural engineering, construction and transport at the Faculty of Civil Engineering at the Czech Technical University, he teaches courses on transport engineering at the Department of Transport Construction at the same institution. He is also a court assessor in the field of transport construction.

A graduate of the Faculty of Architecture at the Brno Technical University, she also holds a master’s degree and a doctorate from the Faculty of Arts at Charles University, along with international study in Vienna and Karlsruhe. She works with the studio 3+1 architekti, lectures at the Department of Urban Design at the Faculty of Architecture at the Czech Technical University in Prague, and since November 2014 has been a member of the District Council of Prague 7, focusing on development and architecture.

A graduate of the Faculty of Architecture at the Czech Technical University in Prague.

A politician and natural scientist, he is an expert on satellite systems for earth observation. He was a leading figure in the ‘Protect Letná’ campaign, and as a councillor has fought particularly against gambling and casino-bars in Prague. Since 2014, he has been a member of the Prague City Council, and of the Prague 7 District Council since 2006.