Naděžda Vaníčková, after graduating from the Faculty of Architecture of the CTU in Prague and postgraduate studies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague, also studied at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague with a focus on interior design, scenography and exhibition design. As her diploma project, she prepared a complex design of the public interiors of the then burnt down Trade Fair Palace, whose premises were to be adapted for the needs of the National Gallery. The unrealised project included documentation of the building’s condition, designs of individual interiors including furnishings and the creation of prototypes of furniture. As part of the design process, the architect used her own detailed models.
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