Trail begins: Klatovská třída 721/110
First object: C3–721 Garden apartment house of Jana and Oskar Semler with a built-in maisonette flat
Adolf Loos, Jindřich / Heinrich / Henry Kulka, 1924
Public transport: Dobrovského (TRAM 4)
Dobrovského (BUS 22, TROL 16)
GPS: 49.7332279, 13.3696424
The path winding through the Southern Suburb tells the story of a new city area which was formed in the first half of the 20th century around Klatovská třída / Klatovská Avenue south of the Pilsen-Cheb rail line. The starting point of this route is the space in front of the most significant Pilsen Loos-type-realisation – a maisonette flat for the Semler family built into their own apartment house. Heinrich Kulka, one of Adolf Loos’ collaborators, applied Adolf Loos’ concept of the so-called raumplan here. The path then intersects several important areas concentrating a great number of modern public buildings as well as sets of high-quality, mostly Functionalist apartment houses: náměstí Míru / Peace Square, the Municipal Hospital premises, the so-called Belánka, and Klatovská Avenue itself.
Database:
- C3–721 Garden apartment house of Jana and Oskar Semler with a built-in maisonette flat
- C3–2154 Apartment buildings of Božena and Gustav Dvořák and Josef Chvojka
- C3–1388 Anna Šmídová’s apartment building
- C3–26 Part of Leo Brummel’s apartment
- C3–1076 Modified interior of Olga and Otto Beck’s flat in Antonín Müller’s apartment house
- C3–2217 Apartment building in náměstí Míru
- C3–2286 Václav Hajšman’s set of apartment buildings
- C3–2363 Czechoslovak Radio Building
- C3–1926 Institute for Deaf and Dumb Children
- C3–2235 Václav Jílek’s apartment houses
- C3–1521 Pumping station for Říšské Předměstí / Imperial Suburb
- C3–2289 Apartment house of Terezie and Jan Korous
- C3–1128P Pulmonary Disease Pavilion of the General Municipal Public Hospital
- C3–1128C Surgical Pavilion of the General Municipal Public Hospital
- C3–1128J Canteen of the General Municipal Public Hospital
- C3–1128S Šikl’s Institute of the General Municipal Public Hospital
- C3–1128N Pavilion of Nuclear Medicine of the General Municipal Public Hospital
- C3–1128I Pavilion of Infectious Diseases of the General Municipal Public Hospital
- C3–2322 Complex of apartment buildings for employees of Škoda Works
- C3–2303 Apartment building for employees of Czechoslovak Radio
- C3–1934 Municipal apartment buildings
- C3–2302 Karel Hájek’s apartment building
- C3–1787 Municipal apartment buildings
- C3–1728 Apartment buildings of the People’s Building and Housing Cooperative in Pilsen
- C3–1750 Municipal apartment buildings
- C3–1976 Apartment buildings of the company Fr. Jenč, Fr. Hladeček and Fr. Kroft and Karel Votípka
- C3–1901 Pair of apartment buildings of the company Fr. Jenč, Fr. Hladeček and Fr. Kroft
- C3–1734 Apartment buildings for state employees
- C3–1552 Apartment buildings of the Public Benefit Building and Housing Cooperative in Pilsen
- C3–1706 Anna and Jan Myslík’s apartment house with restaurant
- C3–1731 Houses for Pilsen Police and Post Office employees and military professionals
- C3–784 Military grain silo
- C3–1831 State apartment houses
- C3–1736 Building of the Czechoslovak State Grammar School
- C3–1015 Extension of the council schools building
- C3–1585 Building of the Czech State Technical School
- C3–690 Modernisation of the public store house in Pilsen
- C3–2029 Commercial and apartment building of Anna and Jan Matoušek
- C3–45 Redemptorist Monastery
- C3–2085 Ferdinand Kout’s apartment and commercial building
- C3–2079 Apartment and commercial building of Anna and Jan Matoušek
- C3–2201 Rudolf Pěchouček’s apartment building
- C3–2185 Leo Meisl’s apartment building
- C3–2236 Jana Matoušek’s apartment building
- C3–2244 Apartment building of Stavopodnik Manufacturing and Building Cooperative in Pilsen
- C3–2172 Apartment building of the Building Trade Cooperative in Pilsen
- C3–346 Apartment building of Anna and Jan Matoušek
- C3–2151 Pair of apartment buildings of Anna and Jan Matoušek
- C3–2073 Apartment building of Žofie and Josef Šplíchal and Milan Wopršálek
- C3–2081 Pair of apartment and commercial buildings of Anna and Jan Matoušek, and of Anna and Jaroslav Šíp
- C3–2074 Commercial and apartment building of Josef Špalek Sr.
- C3–1722 Evangelical Church of Master Jan Hus
- C3–1564 Theodor Linke’s house
- C3–2095 Apartment buildings of Růžena and Martin Mandaus
- C3–2258 Otakar Prokop’s apartment building
- C3–2064 Otakar Prokop’s apartment building
- C3–1961 Apartment building of Božena and Karel Ulč
- C3–1889 Apartment building of Otakar Prokop and Eduard Chrudimský
- C3–1854 Apartment building of Otakar Prokop and Eduard Chrudimský
- C3–1762 Jaroslav Parůžek’s apartment building
- C3–2329 Nursery for Škoda Works employees
- C3–2052 Antonín Špalek’s apartment building
- C3–1999 Josef Špalek’s apartment and office building
- C3–2337 State apartment houses
- C3–1863 Houses of Fr. Jenč, Fr. Hladeček and Fr. Kroft
- C3–1894 Apartment houses of Josef Špalek Sr.
- C3–1963 Complex of terraced apartment houses of Ferdinand Kout
- C3–1603 Complex of terraced apartment houses of Fr. Jenč, Fr. Hladeček and Fr. Kroft
- C3–1667 Apartment buildings of the Trade-Civic Building and Housing Cooperative for Pilsen and Surrounds
- C3–1383 Antonín Suchan’s apartment building
- C3–1774 Růžena Holcbechrová’s commercial and apartment building
- C3–1701 Apartment buildings of the People’s Building and Housing Cooperative in Pilsen
- C3–1569 Apartment building of Josefa and Jan Tykvart
- C3–1814 Anna Königová’s apartment building
- C3–1815 Apartment building of Hedvika and Max Schwarz
- C3–1969 Apartment building of Aloisie and Alois Strejc
- C3–1618 Complex of apartment buildings for state employees
- C3–1586 Municipal apartment buildings
- C3–1596 Apartment buildings of the People’s Building and Housing Cooperative in Pilsen
- C3–1593 Apartment building of the Zádruha Public Benefit Building and Housing Cooperative in Pilsen
- C3–1671 Complex of apartment buildings of the Zádruha Public Benefit Building and Housing Cooperative in Pilsen
- C3–1838 Božena Stanislavová-Táborská’s apartment building