Villa Löw-Beer

This functionalist residential building was completed in 1935 according to the designs of architects Rudolf Baumfeld and Norbert Schlesinger. The structure represents a significant example of modern architecture from the interwar period, drawing inspiration from the Viennese villa culture and the architectural principles of Adolf Loos.

The villa is characterized by its refined architectural details and historical significance as one of the most remarkable residential buildings in Czechoslovakia during the 1930s. A notable feature of the property is its interwar-period private swimming pool, which has been featured in methodological publications by the National Heritage Institute regarding the restoration of modern heritage sites.

As a designated Cultural Heritage Site, the building serves as a primary example of the 1930s functionalist style. It is recognized for its sophisticated design and its contribution to the architectural landscape of the era.