General Pension Institute regional office and apartment building

Veveří, Czech Republic

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This regional office and apartment building in Veveří, Czech Republic, was designed by Jindřich Kumpošt and completed in 1922 as a headquarters for the General Pension Institute. Built in the Rondocubist and Cubist styles that flourished in early twentieth-century Czechoslovakia, the structure combines administrative and residential functions in a single structure. Recognized as a cultural monument of the Czech Republic, it represents an important example of modernist utilitarian architecture adapted to social and institutional purposes during the interwar period.