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Jiří Jaroš

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Jiří Jaroš is a communication specialist focusing on urbanism and public debate about the city. At CAMP, he hosts discussions and international events on architecture and urban development. He also guides visitors through Prager’s Cubes and leads guided Architecture tram rides as part of the CAMP Tours cycle. He is a PhD candidate at the Faculty of Architecture, Czech Technical University in Prague.

Prague Yesterday
Prager100
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13/10/2020
The controversial Prager. Three glass pavilions near Emmaus have been stirring emotions for nearly 50 years. What is their history?

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