Records of discussion evenings that are part of the accompanying program of the second round of public debate on the Metropolitan Plan.

What will Prague look like in 20 years? In a series of lectures, you will learn about plans of various sizes, in various locations, and in various stages of preparation. Plans from both private and public investors. From initial ideas to projects in the preparation process to those already being completed on construction sites.

The world's top architects and urban planners lecture at the Centre for Architecture and Urban Planning.

The aim of the Rethink Architecture cycle is to inspire architects and at the same time present specific solutions applicable in the Czech Republic so that students and architects can easily incorporate them into their designs.

The best of the CAMP program. Past lectures and discussions that should not be forgotten.

Embark on a journey around the world with Adam Gebrian and visit buildings that you won't find in ordinary guidebooks.

We want to be accessible to all visitors without distinction. That is why we regularly interpret selected events into Czech Sign Language twice a month. You can find the specific date in the program marked with the tag "Czech Sign Language".

Deputy Mayor for Urban Development Petr Hlaváček and Deputy Mayor for Transport Zdeněk Hřib present the most important changes in Prague.

Did you know that Prague has a Climate Plan for 2030, which aims to reduce CO₂ emissions by up to 45%? This should be achieved through measures in the areas of energy, transport and the circular economy. Listen to a series of discussions, which aims to bring the topics covered in the Climate Plan closer to the public.

The Paradoxes of Heritage Conservation series, led by Petr Kučera, architect and director of the Vyšehrad National Cultural Monument, will guide you through the challenges that heritage conservation is currently facing.

The aim of the talk show is to simplify complex topics, bring them closer to the public and involve Prague residents in the urban planning process.

What is it like to work for Bjarke Ingels or Norman Foster? In a series of debates entitled Expats, Adam Gebrian introduces Czech architects working for prestigious foreign studios.

How can we understand Czech society? What divides it? How can we work towards integrating refugees? And why does success in education depend so heavily on the family and region you are born into? Together with sociologist Daniel Prokop, we have prepared a series of lectures based on his book of the same name, which addresses pressing issues in Czech society and possible solutions.

A project involving a book, television series and feature-length documentary film that takes an in-depth look at the Czech pre-revolutionary architectural scene and aims to help reconcile the relationship between it and the general public.

Tourism, housing, the overall transformation of the city. These are just a few of the eight topics that brought together forty Prague associations and organisations this spring and motivated them to draft a joint document entitled Towards Prague Sustainable and Neighbourly. Together, they are calling for an improvement in the quality of life in our capital city.

How can we listen to the city better and understand our small role in it? In a series of lectures entitled Cityscience, Tomáš Hudeček, former mayor, associate professor of urban planning and former director of the City Development Section at IPR Prague, addresses these questions.

As part of a series of lectures entitled Atlas of Modernism, curator, journalist and historian Adam Štěch presents the most interesting discoveries he has made on his travels in search of architecture. Since 2005, Štěch has explored much of Europe, the USA, Latin America, Australia and Japan.

Today's cities are shaped by trends that both develop and hinder them at the same time. A three-part lecture series created especially for CAMP by legendary Swiss-Czech architect Miroslav Šik.