Adam Gebrian invites you to see the Loos and Pilsen exhibit at Czech Center New York, which is open only through May 26. The popular Czech architect and architectonic critic shared his thoughts on what makes the work of Adolf Loos so unique and remarkable, even 100 years later.
Come see the paradise of Adolf Loos interiors for yourself! Our exhibit is open through May 26 by appointment only. Book your appointment HERE.
More about Loos with Adam Gebrian:
Tour of Villa Winternitz, livestream recording
Tour of apartment interiors in Pilsen (in Czech with English subtitles)
Tour of Villa Müller, livestream recording from Radio Wave (in Czech)
Article and Radio Wave audio broadcast recording about Villa Müller available HERE (in Czech)
Adam Gebrian is a Czech architect, theorist and promoter of architecture. Instead of designing buildings, Adam decided to be on the promoting side of architecture. In 2015, he was awarded the “Architect of the Yea r” prize for his tireless publishing and discussion activities done in public spaces, aimed at raising awareness of architectural culture. In 2006, he graduated from the Faculty of Arts and Architecture of the Technical University of Liberec. He also studied at the Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc) in Los Angeles (PhD in 2008). Adam Gebrian worked in architectural offices like Maxwan, Dominique Perrault Architecture, A69 and Bamber & Reddan. Between 2007 and 2014, he was a member of the Era 21 editorial board. Since 2009, he has hosted his own program Bourání (Demolition) on Radio Wave. He had been writing a weekly series about architecture for Lidové noviny and for Respekt, and then later on for Hospodářské noviny. He was one of the main contributors to a group blog about architecture, archit.cz. He participated in the Ostrava 2015 project. On Stream.cz, he presented his own series “Gebrian versus”, which dealt mainly with public space architecture and new public buildings. Recent episodes of this program discuss international projects.
