Skleněný palác

Prague 6, Czech Republic

Open to visitors

The interior is normally open, possibly ticketed.

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The Skleněný palác (Glass Palace) is a functionalist palace designed by architect Richard Podzemný and completed in 1936 in Prague 6, Czech Republic. Built during the interwar period when modernist principles were reshaping European architecture, the structure exemplifies the functionalist style's emphasis on clean lines and rational design. Designated a cultural monument of the Czech Republic, the building represents an important example of early twentieth-century Czech modernism.