Adria Palace
New Town, Czech Republic
Exterior only
Visible from the street; the inside is private.
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Adria Palace is an administrative building in Prague's New Town district, completed in 1924 by architects Josef Zasche and Pavel Janák. Designed in the Rondocubism style—a distinctive Czech modernist approach that synthesizes cubism with rounded forms—the palace exemplifies the experimental architectural vocabulary of the early twentieth century. Recognized as a cultural monument of the Czech Republic, it stands as a notable example of interwar Czech functionalism and geometric innovation.
Architect
Movement
- Built
- Type
- administrative building
- Heritage
- cultural monument of the Czech Republic
- Place
- New Town, Czech Republic
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