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Ladislav Žák 9788087164761 0
Author Language Publisher Pages Translator Published Height Width
Dita Dvořáková CZ Arbor vitae 172 Marek Jodas 2013 28 cm 23,50 cm
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Ladislav Žák (1900–1973) was engaged in the practical and theoretical examination of the issue of housing and furniture design and later also addressed the in his day urgent task of creating a minimal flat for the poorer social strata. In the 1930s he designed a group of remarkable functionalist family homes at Baba in Prague, where, in different variations, he employed a ...

Ladislav Žák (1900–1973) was engaged in the practical and theoretical examination of the issue of housing and furniture design and later also addressed the in his day urgent task of creating a minimal flat for the poorer social strata. In the 1930s he designed a group of remarkable functionalist family homes at Baba in Prague, where, in different variations, he employed a combination of open social spaces and individual units, which he had already worked out in his building designs for collective housing. He developed a particular interest in linking structures to the outdoor space and the natural environment and the arrangement of the garden. Later, when he left architectural practice, he began to reflect more extensively on questions connected with landscape design and environmental protection. The first monograph on Žák confirms the timelessness of the thoughts of this versatile artist.


Author Dita Dvořáková
Language CZ
Publisher Arbor vitae
Pages 172
Translator Marek Jodas
Published 2013
Height 28 cm
Width 23,50 cm