Štěpánská 4

New Town, Czech Republic

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Štěpánská 4 is a functionalist residential building located in Prague's New Town district, designed by architect Antonín Moudrý and completed in 1938. The structure exemplifies the modernist aesthetic that dominated Central European architecture in the interwar period, reflecting the era's embrace of clean lines, geometric forms, and rational design principles characteristic of functionalism.