The directors’ villa of the Vítkovice Ironworks belongs stylistically to the phase of Late Classicism.

The brothers Karel and Josef Čapek commissioned a duplex house for themselves in 1923–1924 in the Prague suburb of Vinohrady from a design by architect Ladislav Machoň.

The family house in the Brno suburb known as ‘Masarykova čtvrt’’ is composed of three rectangles whose scale and mutual relations ensue from their functional and operational demands.

Both the cubic mass of this house and its internal composition correspond to the architects’ stylistic orientation as well as to the need for intimacy in family life.

The authors of the family house of Dr. František Švec clearly started from their experiences in designing minimal workers’ flats during their student years.

According to the architects from the atelier A-69 the Fence-House reacts to the diverse and irreconcilable impulses from its surroundings by enclosing itself into its own world.

Of all of the works of architect Ernst Wiesner, the Haas villa is closest to the villas by Mies van der Rohe from the 1920s.

The villas of Heinrich Lauterbach are marked by his admiration for the nautical forms of ‘Schiffsarchitektur’.

Architect Jan Línek was given the task of building a one-storey dwelling that would refer in a sense to the building’s predecessor.

The house of architect Josef Fuchs stands at the start of his mature Functionalist stage.