At CAMP, we appreciate architecture even while on the move. As part of the Archirun Club, you’ll not only get some exercise, but also visit places you might not normally notice.

CAMP Tours invite you to explore architecture and urban development in the field. Guided walks, (archi)tram, boat, train and bike rides bring you closer to current projects in Prague.

For all creative enthusiasts, we regularly open our studio on the first floor of CAMP on weekends. Children can participate in prepared activities or create their own ideas.

České a zahraniční snímky o architektuře, které jste ještě neviděli. Přijďte do CAMPu na jednu z premiér.

Archiplay is a themed program for small children, in which they experience architecture firsthand. They build, draw, assemble, design, and play. Once a month, we also make the program accessible to the deaf.

Do you know what your street looked like a hundred years ago? We dive into the unique archives of IPR and the Prague City Archives to bring their finest treasures back into the light.

The aim of the Rethink Architecture cycle is to inspire architects and at the same time present specific solutions applicable in the Czech Republic so that students and graduates can easily incorporate them into their designs.

How the city works? Do you know what kind of water flows from your tap at home? How come the tram arrives at the stop in the morning and how is it possible that the street lights come on in the evening? What can you discover when you look at the city from a different angle? How can you understand data about life in the metropolis? Do you want to finally understand maps and graphs? Take a look behind the scenes of our metropolis.

We introduce the architects and studios currently preparing the reconstruction of Prague’s squares, parks and buildings for implementation. We bring you interviews with those who can shape what our capital will look like in 20 years. We also speak with our colleagues at IPR about what they are currently working on and the questions and challenges they are addressing in their projects.

Are you curious how the Metropolitan Plan is developed? What kind of data does Prague collect? Did you know that IPR has its own archive and publishing house? In the Humans of Prague series, we talk to our colleagues to find out what they are currently working on, what frustrates them and what they enjoy most about their work.

What will Prague look like in 20 years? Explore the new streets, neighbourhoods, parks and bridges that will transform the face of the city.

As part of the Urban Talks series, CAMP regularly invites leading figures in global architecture and urbanism. Here you can find out about upcoming lectures, watch recordings of past events, or read interviews with our guests.

The Metropolitan Plan is a modern zoning plan for Prague in the 21st century. It is a document that determines how the city will develop in the coming years: where construction will and will not be permitted, where parks should be laid out, where new roads will run, where schools, kindergartens and hospitals should be, and how much each part of the city will change.

Prague is full of stories, interesting places, and unexpected connections. Discover it with your children in a playful way through activities, games, and programs that foster curiosity, creativity, and a connection to the city we live in.

Travel with CAMP, because fortune favours the prepared. Join us for walks around Prague, trips to see contemporary Czech architecture, or explore foreign capitals with our curated tips. We bring you a selection of buildings you won’t find in ordinary guidebooks.

What are the best places for flying kites? Where can you find pharmacies that will transport you back in time? Explore the charm of old train stations that have lost their original function. The TOP 5 section offers readers interesting facts and places that are untouched by tourism!

Travel with CAMP. We bring you a curated selection of outstanding examples of contemporary Czech architecture located beyond the boundaries of hectic cities.

Following in the footsteps of architect Karel Prager. The buildings, ideas and life of one of the most important Czech architects, in whose building IPR Prague lives, works and creates.

Praha, jak ji neznáte. Šťavnaté tipy na neznámá místa i tajemná zákoutí, které můžete objevit při odpolední procházce nebo projížďce na kole.

Embark on a journey around the world. Are you interested which places in foreign capitals architect Adam Gebrian visits? We bring you a selection of buildings that you won’t find in ordinary guidebooks.

The aim of the Camping with Ondřej Cihlář talk show is to simplify complex topics, bring them closer to the public and involve Prague residents in the urban planning process.

Zajímá vás, co se už v CAMPu konalo? Pusťte si záznamy přednášek a debat s tlumočením do českého znakového jazyka (ČZJ).

As part of the Prague's Big Changes series, we present projects that are shaping the future of the city, from the transformation of brownfields into new neighbourhoods to the development of transport infrastructure and the redesign of streets and squares.

Did you know that Prague has a Climate Plan for 2030, which aims to reduce CO₂ emissions by up to 45%? This should be achieved through measures in the areas of energy, transport and the circular economy. Prague Climate Dialogue is a series of discussions, which aims to bring the topics covered in the Climate Plan closer to the public.

The Paradoxes of Heritage Conservation series, led by Petr Kučera, architect and director of the Vyšehrad National Cultural Monument, will guide you through the challenges that heritage conservation is currently facing.

What is it like to work for Bjarke Ingels or Norman Foster? In a series of debates entitled Expats, Adam Gebrian introduces Czech architects working for prestigious foreign studios.

How can we understand Czech society? What divides it? How can we work towards integrating refugees? And why does success in education depend so heavily on the family and region you are born into? Together with sociologist Daniel Prokop, we have prepared a series of lectures based on his book of the same name, which addresses pressing issues in Czech society and possible solutions.

A project involving a book, television series and feature-length documentary film that takes an in-depth look at the Czech pre-revolutionary architectural scene and aims to help reconcile the relationship between it and the general public.

Tourism, housing, the overall transformation of the city. These are just a few of the eight topics that, in the spring of 2020, brought together some forty Prague-based associations and organizations and motivated them to draft a joint document entitled Towards Prague Sustainable and Neighbourly. Together, they were calling for an improvement in the quality of life in our capital city.

How can we listen to the city better and understand our small role in it? In a series of lectures entitled Cityscience, Tomáš Hudeček, former mayor, associate professor of urban planning and former director of the City Development Section at IPR Prague, addresses these questions.

As part of a series of lectures entitled Atlas of Modernism, curator, journalist and historian Adam Štěch presents the most interesting discoveries he has made on his travels in search of architecture. Since 2005, Štěch has explored much of Europe, the USA, Latin America, Australia and Japan.

Today's cities are shaped by trends that both develop and hinder them at the same time. A three-part lecture series created especially for CAMP by legendary Swiss-Czech architect Miroslav Šik.