Reconstruction of the City Hall in Přerov


The existing building, completed in 1969, represents a specific era of modernist public architecture — functional and institutionally focused, yet essentially inward-facing in its spatial organization and relation to the public realm. Today it faces a challenge shared by many comparable public buildings across Central Europe: how to transform a monofunctional administrative structure into a living organism that truly serves its inhabitants. In this project, architecture is not the background to institutional activity —  it is the instrument of transformation.

The project arrives at a moment when questions of institutional transparency, accessibility of public buildings, and the quality of shared public space have gained new urgency. Rather than approaching the task as a conventional renovation, the project reinterprets the role of the town hall itself, redefining it as an open, accessible, and multifunctional civic infrastructure that generates public life and fosters social interaction. 


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Přerov, CZ
Municipality of Přerov
2026
built - 1st prize competition
administration offices, registry office, cafe & rooftop
5 000 m2
Jika-CZ, Energy Benefit centre
VCES a.s.
Anne-Sereine Tremblay, Jan Kudlička, Marina Kounavi (anagram architecture)
Anne-Sereine Tremblay, Jan Kudlička, Marina Kounavi, Konstantina Lola, Sebastian Prado Alcala, Maria Karatsiompani, Petr Kalivoda, Simos Makaronas, Klára Lanžhotská
Maxime Delvaux