Architectural Association
Visiting School in Prague
with Pavel Bouše and Miroslav Pazdera
2025-2026
The inaugural AA Visiting School in Prague traced the footsteps of the 19th-century palaeontologist Joachim Barrande.
The programme followed the naturalist lens as a method of landscape reading and imagination. The collected and drawn material was exhibited in Barrande’s original apartment building.
Photos by Juan Benavides, still from his short film Barrandien, 2026.
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The Architecture of Logistics in Central and Eastern Europe
with Kateřina Frejlachová,
Miroslav Pazdera,Martin Špičák
Park Books / VI PER
2021
A research project funded by the Czech Ministry of Culture, mapping the fast-growing logistics industry in Central and Eastern Europe and its highly problematic effects on the built environment, landscapes, societies, and individuals in the region.
Photos of the book by Studio Flusser.
with Emily Priest & Laurence Lumley
Architectural Association
Summer School
2024-2025
The ‘Carrier Bag Theory of Fiction’ (1986) by Ursula K. Le Guin seeks ‘the other story, the untold one, the life story.’ In Unit 1 Carrier Bags, we took the essay as a method of reading the city.
Photos by Emily Priest
with Laura Linsi, Roland Reemaa
Park Books
2018
Weak Monument, The Architectures Beyond the Plinth, published in conjunction with the Estonian pavillion at the XVI. Venice Biennale, explores the blurred line between a monument’s explicitly political form and the architecture of everyday. It juxtaposes classical monuments with seemingly insignificant architectural objects and public space in a collection of images and drawings, archival as well as newly commissioned ones, alongside essays and brief texts.
Graphic Design and Photos by Stuudio Stuudio
Royal College of Art
Unit Lead
Carbon Economies
Detailing Risk
Individual Research Project
Student Work by Qiyue Dong (Dustborne Diagnosis - Render reacting to pollution particles material study)
& Omri Levy (It Takes a Valley to Raise a Child, Exclusion Zones created by London School Catchment Areas Map)
The MArch Design Practice Programme is positioned between architectural practice and research, designing critical, creative and ambitious proposals for a just transition.
The Carbon Economies Unit examines the role of carbon within a globalised building industry, methods of carbon modelling and accounting, and campaigns for divestment and energy reform.
The Detailing Risk Unit inverts the normative study of design detailing by turning to breakdowns and catastrophes where details, joints and connections have failed.
The Independent Research Project fosters individual research questions and methodologies that build on learning and exposure developed through the core and elective units in the previous terms, encouraging students to reflect on their contexts of practice and/or the forms of practice they wish to enter or build.
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AA Publications
2025
The essays included in this issue explore what it means to belong to land, to claim it, to be landed, or to maintain land through stewardship and responsibility. The authors span scales and interpretations from the earthbound (Silvana Taher), to the mythical (Charlotte Birrell), the legal (Georgia Hablützel) and the infrastructural (Tadeáš Říha).
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with Emily Priest & Kay Sedki
Architectural Association
Summer School
2023-2024
Before we made books, we made models of books. In Unit 2, we constructed collective playbooks between the AA Library and Soho. We gave directions and told stories, but also misdirected and told fictions. The outcome is a book, The Vilest Reptiles in London, now in the AA Library.
Photo by Kay Sedki
RCA Design Practice
AA Visiting School
Working across community and residential buildings, urban design, exhibition-making, and curatorial practice, the work establishes focused collaborations at the intersection of architecture, planning, sustainable engineering, and culture. Recent projects include a community centre in Central Bohemia, the exhibition Tělák / Body Class for the Museum of Prague, and a private cellulose-insulated timber summerhouse.
In his research projects, Tadeáš investigates architectures as hardened situations of political and economic power, where built structures and living organisms coalesce. He co-curated Weak Monument, the Estonian National Pavilion at the 16th Venice Architecture Biennale, mapping the implicit political significance of public spaces that exist beyond the plinths of traditional monuments. His research project Steel Cities investigates the outsourced landscapes of logistics along the westernmost border of Eastern Europe – Northwest Bohemia.
Tadeáš studied architecture at the Faculty of Architecture at Delft University of Technology and CTU in Prague.
As a senior architect at 6a architects, Tadeas coordinated the community-led Holborn House project, awarded the 2023 RIBA National Award. During the 9 years at 6a architects he worked on projects like the MK Gallery in Milton Keynes or Tate Liverpool.
Tadeas has taught at the Royal College of Art, School of Architecture and the School Architecture and Cities at the University of Westminster. He is the Program Head of the Architectural Association Visiting School in Prague.
2023 -
ČKA Autorizovaný Architekt
2023-
Royal College of Art, Design Practice,
Associate Lecturer
2025-
AA Visiting school Prague Barrandien, Programme Head
2024-
University of Westminster,
Visiting Lecturer
2023-
6a Architects,
Senior Architect
2015-2024
Estonian National Pavilion at the XVI Venice Architecture Biennale
Co-Curator
2017-2018
MVRDV Rotterdam,
Architectural Assistant
2013-2014
Alena Šrámková Architekti
Internship
2010
Expressions of gender for teenage audiences, Prague Museum
2026
Barrandien, An Architecture of Palaeontology
Inaugural Architecture Association Visiting School in Prague show
2025
Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montreal, Canada,
Steel Cities in Retail apocalypse, gta Exhibitions, ETH Zurich,
Curated by Fredi Fischli and Niels Olsen
2022
Co-curator, Logistics Landscapes exhibition,
VI PER Gallery, Prague
2019
Co-curator, Weak Monument exhibition, Estonian Academy of Arts, Curated together with Laura Linsi and Roland Reemaa
2019
Weak Monument, Estonian National Pavilion at the XVI Venice Architecture Biennale
Curated and designed together with Laura Linsi and Roland Reemaa
2018
Series editor: Ingrid Schroeder, Editor: Emily Priest
2024
Interview with Pier Paolo Tamburelli
November Talks
2024
Helpfully loosely collected things (On Lists)
Architecture Foundation Supporters Column
2023
Interview led by Fredi Fischli and Niels Olsen
Canadian Centre for Architecture
2022
Steel Cities Panel with Anh Linh Ngo
Arch+
2021
Metro Zones saloon: Stadt als Byte,
Centre for Urban Affairs Berlin
2021
Territorializing, International Logistics development in NW Bohemia,
Berliner Gazette
co-written with K. Frejlachova
2021
Interview for Denik Referendum
Brno
2020
City & Responsibility, talk & panel,
New Generations Festival
Rome
2020
Steel Cities in Transit Landscapes, article, Urbanesland, Topos magazine, co-written with Katerina Frejlachova
2020
Pecha Kucha Night Prague, Steel Cities
Aero cinema Prague
2020
Krajiny Logistiky Issue,
Era 21 Journal vol 01/20 Issue Guest editor
2020
Logistics Landscapes: Territories, Architectures and Inhabitants
Future Architecture Platform Ljubljana
2019
Nõrk Monument talk,
Estonian Academy of Arts
2019
Third Image, Digital Reference Images in Architectural Practice,
AAE conference paper in ‘Learning through practice’
2019
Weakness in Architecture, article,
Estonian Art Magazine, Vol. 1/18
2018
Articles in newspapers Hospodarske, Respekt, Denik Referendum, CZ
2016–2020
Weak Architecture, Esempi di Architettura peer-reviewed journal Vol. 2
2015
The Ruin and the Mall,
in Architekt Magazine Vol. 10/15
2015
2024-2025 Regular visiting Critic, Cambridge University, UK
2025-2026 Invited Critic, Architectural Association London
2024 Invited Critic, The Bartlett, UCL, London, UK
2023-2026 Graduation Studio examiner, CTU Prague
2021 Tutorial & Workshop, VUT Brno Faculty of Arts, Czechia
2021 Invited critic, UAL, Central Saint Martins, Studio Meeting Matters, London
2021 Jury member, VI PER Exhibition International Open Call, Prague, Czechia
2019 Jury member, Jested v Kleci competition, Liberec
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Kutná Hora, Přibyslavice
Private Client
2025
The cellulose-insulated summer house follows local 1970s self-build timber cottage forms and standard colours. Photos by Simona Horáková and Miroslav Pazdera. Archive page from Architektura ČSR 1974 — Issue 4.
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Museum of Prague
Script and Dramaturgy Sodja Lotker
Curation with Sodja Lotker & Bronislav Stratil
Pedro Enrique Gramegna Ardiles & Jasmine Molinari
Artworks by Marita Kelbl
Dolls by Pedro Enrique Gramegna Ardiles & Jasmine Molinari
Comissioner Prague Pride, Tereza Kadlecová, Aleš Rumpel
Photos by Natálie Hoffmanová for Museum of Prague, Title photo Simona Horákova
2026
Tělák / PE (Physical Education) is a theatrical exhibition that takes visitors to places deeply etched in our collective memory: school and the gym – spaces where we become most acutely aware of our bodies.
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with Miroslav Pazdera
Private Client / Town of Dobrichovice
2024-
Sustainable transformation of existing agricultural buildings into a community centre with a public dance hall.
In Progress.
National Pavilion of Estonia at the XVI Venice Biennale
with Laura Linsi and Roland Reemaa
An exploration of the blurred line between a monument’s explicitly political form and the implicit political meaning of seemingly insignificant architectural objects and public spaces.
Phtos by Hampus Berndtson
2018
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with Martin Špičák and Pavel Bouše
Town of Středokluky
2024-
In Progress
Zoning plan utilising the pre-determined development of light industrial and logistics sheds in the town of Středokluky to create a biodiverse green belt.