The Semler Residence: A Unique Interior by Adolf Loos and Heinrich Kulka in Pilsen

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Petr Domanický

The Semler Residence

A Unique Interior by Adolf Loos and Heinrich Kulka in Pilsen

Petr Domanický

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Scala Arts & Heritage Publishers Ltd
04 December 2024

History of Art & Design Styles; Architectural structure & design; Residential buildings, domestic buildings

The West Bohemian Gallery in Pilsen is one of the Czech Republic's foremost institutions for exhibitions, collections and cultural preservation. With a diverse collection comprising more than 13,000 paintings, graphics and sculptural works of art, architectural designs, models, drawings and photographs, it is a cornerstone of artistic heritage. The gallery's main exhibition spaces are housed within a former medieval meat market - one of the typical symbols of the city of Pilsen - and alongside three adjacent buildings, it not only accommodates exhibition and collection activities but facilitates research, restoration, library services, art promotion and international collaborations.

The Gallery of West Bohemia also manages the Semler Residence, which was created according to the design of the world-renowned architect Adolf Loos and after his death was realised by his close associate and pupil Heinrich Kulka. Following a decade-long endeavour of careful restoration, Semler's residence was opened to the public in a form that preserves its original essence, securing its place among the Czech Republic's most important architectural interwar landmarks.

By: Petr Domanický
Imprint: Scala Arts & Heritage Publishers Ltd
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Dimensions: Height: 190mm, Width: 165mm,
ISBN: 9781785514593
ISBN 10: 1785514598
Pages: 120
Publication Date: 04 December 2024
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Forthcoming

Petr Domanický is a curator of architecture at the Gallery of West Bohemia. Specialising in Adolf Loos's work in Pilsen, he oversaw the Semler Residence's restoration and exhibition concept.