Sweerts-Sporckův palác - pravá budova

New Town, Czech Republic

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In Prague's New Town, the right wing of the Sweerts-Sporck Palace stands as a work begun in 1790 under architect Johann Ignaz Palliardi, with later contributions from Josef Gočár that introduced modernist elements. The structure blends classical architecture with Rondocubism and Constructivism, reflecting both its late-eighteenth-century origins and twentieth-century interventions. Designated as part of the Czech Republic's cultural heritage, the building represents the layered architectural history of Prague's urban fabric.