Architecture & design · Nove Mesto
Palác Adria
Palac Adria on Jungmannova in Prague's Nove Mesto is a Rondocubist office and theatre building of 1925 by Pavel Janak and Josef Zasche, built for an Italian insurance company.
Why it matters
Included as the largest surviving example of Rondocubism, a decorative national style that existed almost only in Czechoslovakia and almost only in the early 1920s.
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Good for
- Architecture & design — A style with a very short life and few surviving buildings, at full scale on a main street.
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