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Interwar architecture of Jan Gillar's tenement houses
Volejníčková, Lucie ; Biegel, Richard (advisor) ; Švácha, Rostislav (referee)
The bachelor thesis deals with the architecture of tenement houses of one of the most significant representatives and authors of Czech science - based functionalism - Jan Gillar. The tenement houses were built in the 1930s in Prague, in a time and space in which a great building boom of this type of housing in the intentions of functionalist architecture can be recorded. Gillar's tenement houses are presented in detail, with particular emphasis on the internal creation of space, architectural rendering, technical aspects, and the circumstances of origin. This thesis intends to trace a value of Gillar's tenement houses in the context of the significant building industry production in Prague and at the same time to place them in the context of Gillar's architectural work. Key words Architecture, 20th century architecture, functionalism, Jan Gillar, tenement houses, Prague
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