Building of the hospital cash register of private attendants and officials

Veveří, Czech Republic

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In Veveří, Czech Republic, stands a tenement house built in 1924 by architect Jaroslav Syřiště, designed to serve as a hospital cash register facility for private attendants and officials. The building exemplifies Rondocubism, an early twentieth-century architectural style that merged Cubist principles with rounded, organic forms. Recognized as a cultural monument of the Czech Republic, the structure represents an important chapter in modernist residential architecture in Brno during the interwar period.