CAMP - Centrum architektury a městského plánování
CAMP (Centre for Architecture and Metropolitan Planning) is a public information centre and multimedia gallery in Prague, run by the Prague Institute of Planning and Development (IPR Praha) and opened in 2017 in the former project studios building in Prague 2. Its exhibitions, screenings, lectures and debates deal with the past, present and future of the city and with the projects that will shape it. Alongside the gallery it houses a 110-seat auditorium, a café, a library and a reading room.
Now on view
4 exhibitions
Czech Architecture Award 2025
Architecture can be a source of support. It can create calm, dignity, and space for care—and the 2025 Czech Architecture Award winners demonstrate precisely this approach. The main award went to the children’s hospice…
CONSTRUCTION APPROVED: Artistic Interventions
Abandonment. Response. Process. Emphasis. Underlining. Framing. Intervention. Entry into a space of change. A series of artistic interventions in Prager’s Cubes hinted at the near future of this place. Fifteen creative…
DEVADE: Prague’s Architecture Amidst Austerity and Disco
Matěj Beránek, Jan Bureš, Radek Šrettr Úlehla, Adéla Vaculíková
We sometimes look down on the architectural heritage of the 1990s. We often associate this period with wild parties, relaxed socio-political conventions, and a general optimism that was also reflected in building…
CONSTRUCTION APPROVED: Exhibitions You Missed
We took a look back at major exhibitions focusing on Prague’s future (Prague’s Priorities), major redevelopment sites (Smíchov and Žižkov stations, Rohan Island), as well as transportation development (Connected City)…