Brno City Chief Architect‘s Office

The Brno City Chief Architect‘s Office (KAM) is the main conceptual workplace of Brno in the field of architecture, urban planning and city design. We work on a new land-use plan, we design urban and transport studies, we prepare architectural and urban competitions, we participate in the creation of cultivated streets, squares and parks. At the same time, we strive to involve the general public in issues related to the city’s development. KAM’s task is to positively influence the development of Brno for future generations.

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The Art of Changing Brno

The Art of Changing Brno

30. 11. 2022

What have they already managed to change and plan? What are the projects, events and visions offered by the City Chief Architect’s Office? Come and find yourselves in the middle of the action, inside the clouds of perceptions of the daily work on the development and transformation of the city of Brno. Surrounded by large-format sheets of paper undulating in space along with your movement. The city is not a machine, but a living organism that is constantly evolving together with its inhabitants. Just like in reality, the exhibition will offer diverse views and perceptions from different angles. This will take place right in the Procházka Hall of the House of Arts, with a view of the everyday street bustle.

William Matthews Associates wins competition for the design of Svitava Bridge

William Matthews Associates wins competition for the design of Svitava Bridge

6. 4. 2022

William Matthews Associates has won an open international competition for the design of an £7.5 million new road and pedestrian bridge over the River Svitava in Brno, in the Czech Republic. The competition was organised by the Brno City Chief Architect‘s Office and is the latest in a series of competitions launched in recent months to regenerate brownfield sites across the city.

Brno to build new bridge over the Svitava, competition won by British architects

Brno to build new bridge over the Svitava, competition won by British architects

23. 3. 2022

The project will coordinate with the transformation of the former industrial sites into a new neighborhood.