Marie Gelová and Klára Stachová: Le Corbusier's Landscape

On Wednesday, April 4, 2018, at 5:00 PM, there will be a lecture by landscape architects Marie Gelová and Klára Stachová in room B510 at the Faculty of Architecture, VUT in Brno, Poříčí 5, which will focus on aspects of Le Corbusier's landscape.

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A discussion about working with landscape in the interpretation of Le Corbusier versus landscape architecture.
The scale of urbanism versus the scale of the garden.
Vegetation as mass versus living organism.
Past versus present.

Marie Gelová (*1986) studied garden and landscape architecture in Lednice, Moravia. Since her studies, she has been working mainly in Prague and Brno. She collaborates with other landscape architects and architectural firms. She deals with landscape, including urban environments in various scales and forms.

Klára Stachová (*1987) studied landscape architecture at the horticultural faculty of Mendel University in Lednice and has gained experience in studios in Prague and Brno. She currently operates her own studio KRAJINKA and, besides designing, has long been engaged in publishing and educational activities with an emphasis on bringing contemporary Czech and global landscape architecture closer to the Czech audience. Since 2012, she has been collaborating with the Jaroslav Fragner Gallery and is one of the authors of the CzechScape exhibition and Landscape Festival.

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