Chemical Institute of Charles University
New Town, Czech Republic
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The Chemical Institute of Charles University, erected in Prague's New Town in 1903, exemplifies Renaissance Revival architecture. Designed by architects August Kožíšek and Bohumil Novotný, the building reflects the stylistic preferences of early twentieth-century Prague while serving the university's scientific mission.
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- New Town, Czech Republic
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