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Villa Tugendhat Brno Czech Republic

Villa Tugendhat, Brno, Czech Republic - Ludwig Mies van der Rohe - 1930 The Villa Tugendhat is considered a masterpiece of modernist architecture of the hand of the German architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. The villa was built in 1930 by order of Fritz and Greta Tugendhat and is a classic example of functionalism. The free-standing three-storey Villa is situated on a sloped terrain and faces to the south-west. The first storey, the basement, contains the utility facilities. The second storey, the ground floor consists of the main living and social areas with the conservatory and the terrace as well as the kitchen with facilities along with the servants' rooms. The third storey, the first floor, has the main entrance from the street with a passage to the terrace, the entrance hall, the rooms for the parents, children and the nanny with appropriate facilities. The chauffeur's flat with the garages and the terrace are accessible separately. The house is supported by a huge supporting concrete wall at the site of the street level, thereby creating an expansion between the high edge of the terrain at Černopolní street and the actual structure. The construction of the plastered structure consists of a steel skeleton, reinforced concrete ceilings and brick masonry. The subtle supporting columns of a cross-shaped profile are anchored in concrete bases and partially lead through the masonry and partially through the spaces of all the floors.