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All You Can Read: How to Understand and Plan a City?

A city without a plan. A city upside down. A city in a storm. An invisible city, a 15-minute city, a soft city, a feminist city—for people and for everyone. That’s Prague in the 21st century. Or is it? Visit CAMP at its new home in Karlín, where we’ll guide you through our first exhibition, aptly titled All You Can Read. It seeks and finds inspiration for Prague’s future in the pages of Czech and international books on architecture, urban planning, and urban development. And there are plenty of them! The exhibition hall has been transformed into a playful study room filled with ideas, proposals, facts, verified and unverified concepts, plans, illustrations, photographs, proven and unproven methods, pressing questions, and (un)ambiguous answers. It presents everything you’ve ever wanted to read (about the city) in a clear and accessible way.

practical information
  • The tour is intended primarily for seniors; registration takes place through the Elpida Educational and Cultural Center’s reservation system.
  • Registered participants should meet 10 minutes before the event begins at the information desk, located just past the main entrance to the Center for Architecture and Metropolitan Planning at Pobřežní 20a.
  • The guided tour will last approximately 1.5 hours and will take place indoors.
  • By attending CAMP events, you consent to the publication of photographs and video recordings.
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