White House in Bol

Bol, Croatia

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The White House in Bol, Croatia, is a functionalist residence designed by architect Lavoslav Horvat and completed in 1936. Located in this Dalmatian coastal town, the building exemplifies the modernist principles that emerged in early twentieth-century European architecture, emphasizing clean lines and rational form over ornamental detail. Recognized as a cultural good by Croatia's heritage register, the structure stands as a notable example of interwar functionalism in the Adriatic region.