The detached one-storey villa by the architect Bohuslav Fuchs with two separate housing units is a proof of the architect's efforts to lyricize strict functionalism, which has been reflected in his work since the mid-1930s.
The house was built in the Masaryk district in 1937-38 as a villa for the director of a bank, Augustin Tesař. On each floor there is one apartment with a central hall, from which the main living area, a kitchen with a maid's room and a bedroom with an adjoining bathroom were accessible. Irregular places created by the intersection of volumes serve as a loggia or a conservatory. Economic and technical facilities were located in the common basement. In 2011, the villa was renovated under the leadership of the architectural studio Tišnovka.
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