Chalupa architekti

Chalupa architekti is a Czech architecture studio founded in 2006 by the brothers Marek Chalupa (born 1968) and Štěpán Chalupa (born 1973). The practice is based in Prague-Holešovice and works across architecture, urbanism and related disciplines. It is a private, independent design office rather than a listed company or a subsidiary of a larger group. The studio's portfolio spans public, transport, hospitality and commercial architecture. Among its best-known works are the Czech Pavilion at Expo 2000 in Hanover (2000), the Kolbenova metro station in Prague (2001), the Hotel Metropol on Národní třída in Prague, and the new ČSOB building next to the ČSOB headquarters in Prague (2019). These projects illustrate the practice's range from exhibition and infrastructure design to hotels and corporate offices. As a design-led architectural brand, Chalupa architekti is known primarily within the Czech professional and construction market. Its identity rests on the reputation of its founding partners and on a body of built work in Prague and elsewhere in the Czech Republic. The studio operates as a private practice, and no parent company, ownership group or stock listing is associated with it in the available sources. Note: the official website domain chaa.cz currently displays unrelated gambling-related content, so it should not be treated as a reliable source about the studio's current activities. The core facts about the practice come from Czech Wikipedia and Wikidata, which describe it as a Czech architecture studio.

Chalupa architekti was founded in 2006 by the brothers Marek Chalupa (born 1968) and Štěpán Chalupa (born 1973). The studio is headquartered in Prague-Holešovice and focuses on architecture, urbanism and related fields. Although the practice was formally established in 2006, its founders' work predates the studio. The Czech Pavilion at Expo 2000 in Hanover (2000) and the Kolbenova metro station in Prague (2001) are among the projects associated with the practice and its partners, indicating involvement in high-profile exhibition and transport architecture around the turn of the millennium. Over the following years the studio built a portfolio that includes the Hotel Metropol on Národní třída in Prague and, in 2019, a new ČSOB building next to the ČSOB headquarters in Prague. These projects reflect a practice active in hospitality and corporate architecture as well as in public and infrastructure work. The available sources describe Chalupa architekti as a Czech architecture studio without reference to a parent company, ownership group or stock market listing. The official website domain chaa.cz currently serves unrelated gambling-related content, so it cannot be used to verify the studio's present-day activities; the historical and identity information here derives from Czech Wikipedia and Wikidata.

• 2019

  New ČSOB building next to the ČSOB headquarters in Prague

• 2006

  Studio founded by Marek and Štěpán Chalupa

• 2001

  Kolbenova metro station in Prague

• 2000

  Czech Pavilion at Expo 2000 in Hanover

Independent Czech architecture studio known for public, transport, hospitality and corporate projects.

• 2000

  Czech Pavilion at Expo 2000 in Hanover

• 2001

  Kolbenova metro station, Prague

• Hotel Metropol, Národní třída, Prague

• 2019

  New ČSOB building, Prague

1. 1Chalupa architekti – Czech Wikipediacs.wikipedia.org
2. 2Chalupa architekti – Wikidatawikidata.org
3. 3Official website (chaa.cz)chaa.cz
4. 4DEWI111 Game Online Gratis CHALUPA ARCHITEKTIchaa.cz