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Anna Beata Hablova (1983, Prague) is an architect, theoretician, poet, slammer, writer and speaker. She has won the Young Architect Award 2010, Young Planning Professionals Award 2012 and Juniorstav 2012 for her architectural designs and theoretical works.
She has published poetry collections Kry (Mox Nox, 2013), Rýhy (Arbor Vitae, 2015), Nevypínejte (Dauphin, 2018), O mé závislosti nikomu neříkej (Dauphin, 2020) and poems in the literary magazines Host, Tvar and Weles. She occasionally hosts evenings with themes of poetry, art and architecture. Her comic-scholarly book Mesta zdí, about the history, interpretation and background of shopping centres in relation to the city, was published in 2017. Since 2018 she has been contributing to Morning Reflections on the radio station ČRo Vltava. Her most recent book on the border of genres is Nemísta měst (Host, 2019), about neglected, ephemeral and missed places. Her poems have been translated into several European languages. In 2022, she published her first novel, Směna.
2010-2017 Doctoral studies at FA CTU
2004-2010 Faculty of Architecture, CTU
2012-2014 IPR Prague as a conceptual urbanist
2010-2012 Headhand Architects
2010 Design studio SeArch, Amsterdam, NL
2009 Jiran Kohout Architects
2006-2008 Design studio prof. Sedláček
Háblová, Anna. Vision for Prague. In: Urbanity-twenty years later. 2010. ISBN 978-80-254-8170-7
Háblová, Anna. The atheistic existentialism of industrial buildings. In: The Second Breath of Industrial Architecture. 2007. ISBN 978-80-01-03805-5
Háblová, Anna. The impact of globalization on the transformation of cities. In: Juniorstav 2012. 978-80-214-4393-8
Háblová, Anna. Háblová: the Rector's Award of the CTU, YYA. In: Bulletin of the Faculty of Architecture of the CTU. 2012
Háblová, Anna. The funeral hall in Roudnice nad Labem. Statutory town of Roudnice nad labem. 2011
Honorary prize in the competition "International Young Planning Professionals' Award 2012" for the paper "Issues of shopping centres".
First prize at the Juniorstav 2012 conference for the paper The impact of globalisation on the transformation of cities.
Rector's Prize at the "Young architecture award 2010" competition for the diploma project "Vision for Prague".
First prize in the competition "KOMA modular 2009" for the design of a modular nursery.
First prize at the City development worskhop, 2008.
Molab Award at the Revit open 2007 competition for the design of the Independent Passive House.
2012 Periurban project, Regione Toscana
2012 Conference Science in Construction, FA STU, Bratislava
2012 European Urban Summer School, London
2012 International Conference Juniorstav, Brno
2011 Urban Project Workshop, Torino
2009 Workshop City development, Prague
2008 Touches of Renaissance, Florence
2006 Consensus design with environmentalist Christopher Day
2022, Hnihaiku, Krnov Library
2022, So Many Other Presences, DOX Gallery of Contemporary Art (with P. Hábl)
2021, The Unspeakable, Artwall Gallery
2021, Haiku Against Hopelessness, Church of the Prague Jesuit
2022, Art for Ukraine, Bold Gallery
2021, The Future of the Wheel, Moravany nad Vahom
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