Bělehradská 120

Prague, Czech Republic

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Bělehradská 120 is a functionalist building erected in Prague in 1930, designed by architects Jaroslav Pelc and Václav Kopecký. The structure exemplifies the modernist aesthetic that gained prominence in Czech architecture during the interwar period, characterized by clean lines, geometric forms, and an emphasis on rational design principles.