Hanavský Pavilion, Prague
Built to sell cast iron, it ended up selling a view: the Hanau ironworks’ exhibition pavilion of 1891…
Built to sell cast iron, it ended up selling a view: the Hanau ironworks’ exhibition pavilion of 1891…
The most intact medieval urban landscape in Central Europe — the historic centre of Prague (Staré Město, Nové…
A house built by a singing society, and decorated by the most famous hand of Czech Art Nouveau.
Two adjoining buildings on Wenceslas Square — the Zlatá Husa of 1909-10 by Emil Králíček and the Ambassador,…
Prague’s Art Nouveau century begins here: the Hotel Central, opened in November 1901, brought the new floral style…
A luxury hotel inside the former Palace of the Chamber of Trade and Commerce on náměstí Republiky, a…
Where Art Nouveau sinuousness meets Gothic aspiration. Jan Vejrych's 1904 tower hotel stands a street away from the…
A Prague hotel of 1904-1907 beside the Municipal House, designed by Jan Vejrych in a mixture of Gothic…
Prague's pioneering cubist building (1912), designed by Josef Gočár, merges a baroque Madonna sculpture with radical geometric form.
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