Žitná 23

New Town, Czech Republic

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Žitná 23 is a functionalist building in Prague's New Town district, designed by architects Zdeněk Hölzel, František Cubr, and Vít Obrtel and completed in 1939. The structure exemplifies the modernist principles that shaped interwar Czech architecture, employing the clean lines and rational forms characteristic of functionalism during this period.