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Humanity and Quality of Realisations Defined the Czech Architecture Award 2025

The main winner of the Czech Architecture Award 2025 was House for Julinka, the first children’s hospice in the Czech Republic. The project was designed by Tomáš Págo, Milan Joja, and Karel Kubza from the studio ČTYŘSTĚN architekti, together with landscape architect Marek Holán. The project also received the Public Award and the Award of the President of the Senate of the Parliament of the Czech Republic, Miloš Vystrčil – recognitions that have elevated it beyond purely professional acclaim.

Petra Šabatková

24 June 2026
    Industry:
  • #Architecture
  • #Cultural and Creative Industries
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Broumov among The New European Bauhaus Prizes 2025

The New European Bauhaus (NEB) Prizes celebrate innovative projects and ideas that embody NEB values—sustainability, inclusivity, and beauty. Over four editions, the competition has attracted over 5,000 applications and awarded EUR 1.54 million to 72 winners. The Prizes inspire regions, cities, and towns to embrace NEB principles, foster youth participation, and promote intergenerational dialogue.

Štěpánka Kolesnyk Pitterová

10 October 2025
    Industry:
  • #Architecture
    Topic:
  • #Awards
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Creative Czechia brings you fresh updates, events, and opportunities from across the cultural and creative industries—as defined in the national Strategy for the Development and Support of CCI. We collect insights from regions, professional associations, expert groups, and interministerial cooperation. We also focus on cross-cutting topics like education, employment, innovation, industrial policy, export, regional development, tourism, and more.

Martina Pecková Černá

1 February 2025
    Industry:
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