Trail begins: Husova 741/58
First object: C2–741 Reconstruction of the house of Hedvika Liebsteinová and Jana and Jan Brummel
Adolf Loos, Karel Lhota, 1929
Public transport: CAN Husova (BUS 35, 41, 56, 57, TROL 11, 18, 19)
GPS: 49.7461210N, 13.3641546E
A backbone path, whose central part cuts through the city along Klatovská třída / Klatovská Avenue, introduces the twelve Pilsen realisations by Adolf Loos and his collaborators. The concentration of these mostly interior works in this area is not a coincidence – it was the present Klatovská, then Ferdinandova Avenue, which became the main boulevard of Pilsen and home to many important businesspeople in the late 19th century, from whose ranks Loos’ clients came. From the eight preserved interiors, four have recently been sensitively renovated and are presently open to the public – the apartments of the Kraus and Vogel families as well as the apartment in the house of the Brummel family and a part of the Semlers’ flat.
Database:
- C2–741 Reconstruction of the house of Hedvika Liebsteinová and Jana and Jan Brummel
- C2–1518 The living room in Olga and Hugo Naschauer’s apartment
- C1–324 Bohdan Pantoflíček’s commercial and apartment building with the living room of Olga and Hugo Naschauer’s flat
- C1–136 The Weiner commercial and apartment building with Samuel Teichner’s dental surgery and Pavel and Lili Weiner’s flat
- C1–62 The dining room in Leopold Eisner’s flat
- C2–455 Steffi and Josef Vogl’s apartment
- C1–289 Helena and Hugo Semler’s apartment
- C2–812 The flats of Martha and Wilhelm Hirsch and their son Richard
- C2–1107 Gertrude and Willy Kraus’s apartment
- C3–721 Garden apartment house of Jana and Oskar Semler with a built-in maisonette flat
- C3–1076 Modified interior of Olga and Otto Beck’s flat in Antonín Müller’s apartment house
- C3–26 Part of Leo Brummel’s apartment