<r>Yearbook Czech Architecture 2021-2022 - Call for Submission of Buildings</r>

Source
Ondřej Chybík, CHKAU
Publisher
Tisková zpráva
27.02.2022 19:05
Ondřej Chybík
CHYBIK + KRISTOF

For the possible selection for the Czech Architecture Yearbook 2021-2022, we kindly ask you to send your completed projects from 2021 or this year. This time, the yearbook will be compiled by Ondřej Chybík. It can be a new building, renovation, interior, public space, park, urban planning, but possibly also a sculptural object, interesting detail, or technical solution.
The number of submissions from a single author or studio is not limited, but the final selection for the yearbook is limited to a maximum of 3 projects.
The building can be located in our country or abroad, but inclusion in the yearbook is conditioned on at least one of the authors being of Czech nationality.
By April 15, 2022, please send the following information and materials to the email rocenka@chkau.com

The name and exact address of the project (if not available, then the GPS coordinates) and the date of completion author(s) name, including contact information (current email and phone) a short author text (max. 1800 characters including spaces) 4–5 photographs in preview resolution (if the building is still under construction, work photographs or visualizations are sufficient) site plan and ground floor plan – all only in schematic form, in jpg or pdf format.
Please send the materials in a single folder labeled with the name of the studio/architect and in subfolders with the project name. In the subject line of the message, please indicate YEARBOOK 2023. Please send the files via email to rocenka@chkau.com
The file should have a maximum size of 10 MB, so it does not need to be sent via storage services. All materials should be in preview resolution for now. The publisher will prompt you in September and October 2022 to send complete materials for the buildings selected for publication.
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