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About the Architectural Studio
The Ateliér Brno was established in 1991 by the licensed architect Petr Hrůša.
The company is an independent architectural studio and it focuses solely on the elaborating and delivering of any and all design works, on the complete performance of engineering activities, on architect's supervision by implementation of constructions, on Urban design activities, and also on advisory and consulting activities in the preparation phase of constructions and investments.
When providing its services to foreign investors, the company commonly executes contracts in English and German languages.
The company projects are published in architectural publications, in exhibitions and get awards in the architectural competitions.
The company has permanent professional liability insurance for defects of work and damage up to the amount of CZK 30 million.
Registered agent's liability subject to the Commercial Code to the rules and regulations of the Czech Chamber of Architects /Česká komora architektů/
Registered agent's liability is determined according to the Commercial Code and by Act No. 360/1992 Coll. the profession of authorized architects and internal regulations of the Czech Chamber of Architects.
The Company's Technical Facilities
The company is equipped with high-efficiency computer technology and software for any type of design work and with standard office machinery.
The facilities comprise of IT workstations equipped with high-efficiency CAD software for design work (AutoCad, MicroStation, ArchiCAD).
The Company's Staffing
The work on contracts is secured by 15-20 full-time employees, of whom 3 are licensed architects. Through an exclusive agreement and premises leased directly in the company's registered seat, the company has permanently secured stable cooperation with the following: a structural design office, transportation design engineer's office, design studio specialized in interiors, model-producing studio, studio for visualisation, office specialized in the area of physics relating to construction and energy audits of buildings.
There is a fully equipped copy centre in a rented working area located in the studio's premises.
Our Clients
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Participation in Exhibitions
| 2010 | Jubilee of S.V.U. Mánes 2010, Petr Hrůša; the Diamant Gallery, Prague |
| 2009 | The Guide to Contemporary Brno Architecture; the Architecture Gallery, Brno |
| 2008 | The Architects of Mánes; the Diamant Gallery, Prague |
| 2008 | Architects at school/in school; the exhibition at the VŠB - Technical University of Ostrava |
| 2007 | Famous Villas of the South Moravia Region; the Family House in Podivín, the Country House in Šatov, the Art House of the City of Brno |
| 2006 | River Gardens, international workshop; the Jaroslav Frágner Gallery, Prague |
| 2005 | Members of the S.V.U. Mánes Society celebrating their personal jubilee in 2005, Petr Hrůša; the Diamant Gallery, Prague |
| 2004 | Grand Prix of the Society of Architects 2004; the Architecture Gallery, Brno, the National Gallery, Prague |
| 2004 | The Mies van der Rohe Award, European Prize for Architecture; the lapidary of the Bethlehem Chapel and the Jaroslav Frágner Gallery, Prague |
| 2003 | Slovak Association of Architects, Figures in Czech Architecture – Petr Pelčák, Petr Hrůša; authorial exhibition, Bratislava |
| 2002–2003 | Un Salon Tcheque á I´lfa; Gallery IFA, Paris |
| 2002 | Exhibition by Members of the Brno Municipal House Society; the Architecture Gallery, Brno |
| 2001 | The exhibition of the S. V. U. Mánes; Prague – Mánes |
| 2001 | The Litomyšl and Contemporary Architecture Exhibition; Brno, Prague, Litomyšl |
| 2000 | Permanent representation in the contemporary art exposition; the National Gallery, Veletržní palác (Trade Fair Palace), Prague |
| 1999 | The City and Region on the Threshold of the 3rd Millennium Symposium; the exhibition of the town planning scheme for České Budějovice, České Budějovice |
| 1999 | The FOR ARCH exhibition, the exhibition of works performed by Ateliér Brno; Prague |