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Sites and prizes available<br />

2 sites:Praha-6 and Pilsen<br />

4 prizes : 2 winners and 2 runners-up<br />

Legal provisions for foreign architects<br />

The permission and therefore the possibilities to exercise in Czech Republic are defined under the<br />

provisions of the Building Law, by the Act on Engagement of Chartered Architects, law n°360 / 1992, and<br />

on authorization of the Czech National Order of Architects. The Czech National Order of Architects<br />

delivers an authorization according to the rules aforementioned in the following fields : civil engineering,<br />

urban planning, design and landscaping, or an unspecified authorization — i.e. a general authorization in<br />

any field of activity.<br />

If a foreign architect wishes to exercize his profession and to implement buildings in the Czech Republic,<br />

in the fields defined par the regulations, there are two possibilities : 1- To work in association with a czech<br />

architect entitled with a building authorization. In this case, there are two simples possibilities of<br />

association, as an employee of the czech architect, or by creating a joint desk by means of an association<br />

or by creating in common a legal person. The copyrights are detained by both architects. The czech<br />

authorized architect marks this common protection with his official authorization.<br />

2- In a few cases, an exception can be made to these regulations and, under certain circumstances, a<br />

foreign architect can receive the permission to exercise his profession directly from the Order of Czech<br />

Architects.<br />

In this case, the foreign architect must obtain a recognition of his foreign diploma and reference of his<br />

professional activity. Therefore, all the documents must be translated in czech. The cost of this translation<br />

are payable by the applicant.<br />

If the applicant is not able to obtain a recognition of his diploma, he may ask for an exceptionnal<br />

authorization according to paragraph 8, section IV of the law n° 360/1992. The Order of Czech Architects<br />

may recognize a similar qualification and exempt the applicant of the diploma certificate, only if he passes<br />

the examination of professionnal qualification. This examination includes a test of knowledge and of<br />

personal practice, as far as the works submitted allow to do so, and an examination of knowledge of the<br />

czech regulations in the professionnal field of activity under consideration.<br />

Implementations<br />

<strong>Europan</strong> 6<br />

No implementations to this day.<br />

<strong>Europan</strong> 7<br />

No implementations to this day.<br />

<strong>EUROPAN</strong> DEUTSCHLAND<br />

Lützowstrasse 102-104<br />

10785 Berlin<br />

Tel : ++49. 30. 262 01 12<br />

Fax : ++49. 30. 261 56 84<br />

e-mail mail@europan.de<br />

http://www.europan.de<br />

German, English<br />

10 AM to 5 PM, Monday to Friday<br />

National secretariat<br />

Ulrike Poeverlein, architect, Secretary<br />

Membership of the national committee<br />

President<br />

Gunter Maurer, ministry of interior of the state of Bavaria, Munich<br />

Members<br />

Gert Behrens, treasurer, Berlin<br />

Kristin Feireiss, Berlin<br />

Peter Fröhlich, federal ministry for traffic, construction and housing, Bonn/Berlin<br />

Kaye Geipel, architect, critic, Berlin<br />

Finn Geipel, professor at the technical university of Berlin, Berlin/Paris

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