Radek Toman

Radek Toman is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Monument Care at the Faculty of Architecture, Brno University of Technology. He serves as Vice-dean for Foreign Relations and participates in multiple institutional boards including the Board of BSP and MSP Architecture and Urban Design in English, Dean’s Advisory Board, and Information System Advisory Board FA. His work bridges academic research with practical architectural interventions.

His research focuses on architectural heritage, sustainable housing models, and urban design at the rural-urban interface. Toman explores shared living spaces, monument restoration techniques, and participatory design approaches, particularly examining the boundary between individual and collective spatial organization. His work often manifests through exhibition architecture and competition projects that address contemporary urban challenges.

Analysis of his recent publications reveals a strong emphasis on collaborative design processes, with recurring themes in peri-urban development, cultural heritage reinterpretation, and innovative housing typologies. His projects frequently engage with specific Czech contexts like Brno, Polička, and Sarajevo, demonstrating international collaboration while maintaining local relevance. The work shows progression toward more community-engaged approaches in recent years.

As Vice-dean for Foreign Relations, Toman facilitates international academic partnerships while maintaining active teaching responsibilities in heritage care studios. His educational focus includes master’s thesis supervision in heritage reconstruction and specialized studios in architectural design.

His professional practice integrates exhibition curation, competition entries, and realized architectural projects, with notable works including “DELIRIOUS SARAJEVO” and “Participativní bydlení – Brno, Bohunice.” Toman’s work consistently connects theoretical research with tangible spatial interventions across the Czech Republic and international contexts.