What does it take to design a building that truly belongs to its city? How does architecture respond to its surroundings, people, and public life? In this course, students will explore the basics of architectural design and apply them to a real site in Prague. Together, we will imagine how CAMP could look if it were not located in its current building, and what role public architecture plays in the city.
Through site excursions, students will learn to observe and analyse urban space – from scale and movement to structure and atmosphere. They will develop key architectural skills, including site analysis, concept development, drawing plans and sections, and building physical models. Each class introduces new technical tools and practical knowledge used by architects to develop and communicate ideas.
- The program is designed for children and young people aged 12–16.
- The program is conducted in English only.
- The course is led by experienced instructors.
- Participants meet every Saturday at 2:00 PM at CAMP. Each session lasts 2 hours and takes place in our workshop space.
- The first session will take place on March 7, 2026.
- The fee for one semester is CZK 1,800.
- If you are interested, please fill out the registration form. We will then send you an application form to complete. Participation is confirmed upon submission of the signed application and payment of the tuition fee.
- The course is led in collaboration with UDesign, an educational initiative that helps young people discover how cities work – and how they can shape their future.
Jolana Říhová: edu@ipr.praha.eu
