Kafkova 42

Prague, Czech Republic

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Built in 1925 in Prague, Kafkova 42 exemplifies Rondocubism, an architectural style that emerged in early twentieth-century Czechoslovakia. Designed by Rudolf Hrabě, the building represents the geometric and modernist principles characteristic of the movement, which synthesized cubist forms with rounded, circular elements to create a distinctive national modernism.