Biography
1963-70 - Czech Technical University in Prague, Faculty of Architecture 1968-69 - L'Ecole d'Architecture de Beaux Arts, Rennes, France
1970-74 - AVU Prague, School of Architecture prof. František Cubr
1970-77 - Atelier SIAL-Liberec (arch. Karel Hubáček)
1977-84 - Atelier 7, PÚ-VHMP (arch. Ivo Oberstein)
1984-90 - Atelier SIAL, Prague
1990-95 - Atelier Omicron-K (arch. Martin Kotík)
since 1995 - own practice - Atelier Králíček
since 07.2000 - AK Architects
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Realizations and projects
Other buildings
Theatre Husa na provázku in Brno, 1984-93IBC Těšnov (Atelier Omicron), 1991-93
Holan Business Center - Burzovní palace (Atelier Omicron), 1992-94
English Business Center (Atelier Omicron), 1991-94
Horácké Theatre in Jihlava (with T. Brix, V. Krátký, and M. Melena), 1992-95
Czech Embassy in Ljubljana (with S. Pick), 1995
Commercial Administrative Center in Butovice (with Atelier Omicron) - 1st prize, 1990
IBC Těšnov (with M. Kotík), 2nd prize, 1991
Horácké Theatre in Jihlava (with T. Brix, V. Krátký, and M. Melena), 1st prize, 1991
Hotel Novomlýnská in Prague (with Atelier Omicron) - 2nd prize, 1991
Myslbek Centre (with Atelier Omicron) - 3rd prize, 1992
Reconstruction of Masaryk and Wilson Train Stations in Prague (with Atelier Omicron) - 1st prize, 1993
Commercial Administrative Center Metrostav in Karlín (with E. Přikryl, B. Lukeš, and Z. Korch) - 1st prize, 1996
Scandinavian Center in Karlovo náměstí in Prague - 1st prize, 1997
Atelier Králíček
KAC Metrostav - building of the year 1998, 1996-9
Multipurpose Building French Street, Prague (Atelier Králíček), 1996-99
Exhibition Area INCHEBA in Bratislava - 2nd prize in competition, 1972
Žižkov Theatre - 2nd prize in competition (with P. Uhlík), 1998
Residential Complex Na pláni - 1st prize in invited competition, 1999
House with Care Services in Písek - 1st prize in competition (with P. Job), 1999
AK Architects
Reduta Theatre in Brno - 2nd prize in competition (with P. Job), 2000
