Svatopluk Sládeček
Czech architect (born 1969)
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Svatopluk Sládeček (born 29 December 1969) is a Czech architect. He is known for his "figurative architecture".[1]
Early life and education
Sládeček was born on 29 December 1969 in Zlín. In 1988–1989, he studied at Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague (VŠUP), Department of Design. In 1989–1994, he studied at Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague (VŠUP), Faculty of Architecture.
Professional experience
Projects
- 1995 – reconstruction of the stalls and courtyard, completion of the Portál bookstore and temporary expansion of the space (demolished) Uherské Hradiště
- 1997 – multi-purpose dwelling for the Konečný family, Zlín-Podhoří
- 1997 – house of Libor Stavjaník with a photographic atelier, reconstruction and extension, Zlín
- 1997 – municipal offices, Šarovy u Zlína, with L. del Maschio
- 1999 – house of Alice Marek, Zlín-Štípa
- 1999 – Doubravkacottage – Horní Sokoloves, Chotěboř, with Luděk del Maschio
- 2002 – sheltered workshop with living quarters, Fryšták-Hrádek
- 2002 – addition to the house of the Mikš family, Brno-Medlánky
- 2002 – villa, Kroměříž
- 2004 – house of M. Stránský, Staré Město
- 2004 – apartment house, Kroměříž
- 2004 – multi-purpose dwelling on Náměstí Míru, Zlín, with Karel Havliš
- 2004 – house of Mrs. Válková, Mladcová u Zlína
- 2004 – house of the Barbořík family, Luhačovice
- 2004 – house in Míkovice
- 2004 – view of Brdo, Chřiby
- 2004 – monument for the Jabůrkov family in the Lesní cemetery, Zlín, with Radim Hanke
- 2005 – view of the peak Velký Lopeník, Lopeník
- 2005 – house in Kostelany nad Moravou
- 2006 – multi-purpose dwelling in Uherské Hradiště
- 2006 – house v Míkovice II
- 2006 – family house in Poříčí nad Sázavou
- 2007 – atrium house in Zlín-Štípa
- 2007 – family house "X" in Březůvky
- 2008 – shopping gallery "Golden Apple" Zlín
- 2008 – family house in Lelekovice
- 2009 – family house in Kroměříž
- 2009 – family house in Klatovy
- 2009 – reconstruction of family house in Lysá nad Labem
- 2010 – villa, Pustiměř
- 2011 – family house in Brno-Medlánky
- 2011 – family house in Lipůvka
- 2011 – office building Monet+ in Zlín-Štípa
- 2012 – conversion diesel power-station for living, Lysice
- 2013 – Hotel Háj, Nová Lhota
- 2013 – view tower Kosíř u Prostějova
- 2016 – office building Rapos, Holešov[4]
Exhibitions
- Contemporary Wooden House in the Czech Republic (Současný český dřevěný dům) Selections from 1998–2003
- Gallery of Architecture Brno, 5 November – 12 December 2003
- Gallery of Jaroslav Fragner, 18 December 2003 – 1 February 2004
- KILL YOUR IDOL (Zabij svého Fuchse) – Psychoanalysis of Contemporary Architecture of the City of Brno – 4AM Brno 2011
- Czech and Slovak pavillon at the 13th International Architecture Exhibition of la Biennale di Venezia 2012[5] Kunstverein Leipzig 2013[6]
Awards
- 1998 – Honourable mention of Grand Prix OA in the category of new building for municipal offices, Šarovy u Zlína
- 2003 – Grand Prix OA in the category of interior design for the interior of the villa in Kroměříž on Barbořina
- 2004 – Archiweb prize[7]
- 2005 – Honourable mention of the Grand Prix OA in the category of Landscape and garden architecture for Observatory on the top of Brdo hill in Chřiby
- 2005 – Nomination of "Club for old Prague " prize for New building in a historical context, for Multi-purposal building in main square of city Zlín (shopping gallery "Golden Apple")
- 2008 – 2nd prize in competition for statue of Edison in Brno (with Marius Kotrba)
- 2008 – 3rd prize in competition "New home" for Family house in Lelekovice
- 2008 – Nomination of "Club for old Prague " prize for New building in a historical context, for Multi-purposal building in Uherské Hradiště
- 2009 – Nomination of "Club for old Prague " prize for New building in a historical context, for Shopping gallery "Golden Apple" in Zlín