Černý pivovar

New Town, Czech Republic

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Černý pivovar is a functionalist brewery building designed by architect Karel Kotas and completed in 1934 in Prague's New Town district. The structure exemplifies the modernist aesthetic that dominated Czech architecture in the interwar period, with its clean lines and utilitarian design reflecting the functionalist movement's principles. Today, the building holds the status of a cultural monument of the Czech Republic, preserving an important example of early twentieth-century industrial architecture in the capital.