Městské bytové domy v Trnovanech

Teplice, Czech Republic

Exterior only

Visible from the street; the inside is private.

In Teplice, Czech Republic, a residential complex dating to 1901 embodies the principles of modernism and New Objectivity in its architectural approach. Built during the early twentieth century, these municipal apartment houses represent the era's evolving attitudes toward functional, efficient housing design, characteristics central to both modernist and New Objectivity movements that prioritized practicality and stripped-down aesthetic forms over ornamental excess.