Všetečkova vila Villa
Všetečkova vila, also known as the Cross Villa, is a late-functionalist family house built in the years 1940-1941 in Chernošice, Prague-West district. It is located near the railway stop between the line and the river Berounka, which makes it a unique architectural object in the northeastern part of the city. It is protected as a real cultural monument of the Czech Republic and the subject of protection is not only the villa itself, but also its garden and fencing.
The formation of the All-Point villa dates back to 1940-1941, when it was built for the husband and wife of the All-Point. The architecture of the villa is the work of Prague architect Bohumil Cross, pupil Josef Gočár at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague. This period was very turbulent for Europe, as World War II took place. Despite political and social unrest, architecture has developed and Všetečkova vila is an example of late functionalism, a style characteristic of its simplicity and functionality.
Architecturally, Všetečkova vila is set symmetrically with cubic shaping. The construction has scratched plaster, which adds a unique visual impression. The floor building is supplemented by terraces and typical window breakdown. The facade of the villa is composed symmetrically, which contributes to its harmonious whole. The main eastern facade is headed for Sadová Street and is characterized by a central rectangular risalite ending with a smaller terrace, while the front part of the garden with fencing also heads for this street. The rear, west front is visible from the train on arrival from Radotín.
The villa was designed by Bohumil Cross, who inspired his teacher Josef Gočár. The architecture of the villa is characteristic of late functionalism with cubical shaping and scratched plaster. This style reflects the effort for simplicity, functionality and aesthetics that were popular at the time.
Today Všetečkova vila is a protected cultural monument object and is worth visiting for its architectural values and historical context. Its location close to the railway stop, the Berounka River and Sadová Street make it easily accessible to visitors. When walking through the villas we can look forward to looking at its symmetrically composed facade and typical window breakdowns, which are a direct proof of architectural principles of functional art.
Všetečkova vila is not only a monument to architecture, but also a witness to the history and culture of World War II. Its protection as a cultural monument ensures that future generations can enjoy its beauty and understand its importance. Visiting this villa is an opportunity to explore not only architectural details, but also the history and culture of the Czech Republic.
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Historical milestones
- 1940-1941
- The creation of the All Point Villa as an example of late functionalism.
- 1940-1941
- Construction of a villa for husband and wife, architect Bohumil Kříž.
Architectural development
The villa was designed by Prague architect Bohumil Cross, pupil of Josef Gočár at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague. Its architecture is characteristic of late functionalism with cubical shaping and scratched plaster.
Points of interest
- Všetečkova vila is a late-functionalist family house built in 1940-1941. - The architecture of the villa is the work of Bohumil Cross, pupil of Josef Gočár at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague. - The villa is protected as a real cultural monument of the Czech Republic and the object of protection is not only the villa itself, but also its garden and fencing. - Architecturally, the villa is set symmetrically with cubic shaping and scratched plaster. - The villa is located near the railway station, the Berounka River and Sadová Street.
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Welcome! You are faced with a unique monument to history and architecture - the All-Point Villa, which many also know as the Cross Villa. This late-functionalist family house, built between 1940 and 1941, boasts the unique architecture and history that is stored here. Look up at the cubic shape of the villa with its scratched plaster. This design not only attracts attention with its geometric purity, but also tells the story of the time in which it was built.
Let's dive into the history of this place. Všetečkova vila was built as a family house for the husband and her architect, Bohumil Kříž, pupil of Josef Gočár from the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague. This period was full of changes, not only in architectural terms, but also in society as a whole. The villa reminds us of the importance of functionality and simplicity in design, which became essential to the functionalism of that time.
Now pay attention to the details of architecture. The villa is spread with regard to the cubic form and scratched plaster, which adds texture and depth to its facade. These elements are not only aesthetically engaging, but also revealing the philosophy of functionalism, which highlights practicality and simplicity. The villa is protected as a real cultural monument of the Czech Republic, which means that not only the villa itself, but also its surroundings are protected.
Although specific historical persons associated with this villa may be unknown, architect Bohumil Kříž remains a key figure. His work here is a testament to his ability to integrate function and form into one harmonious whole. The villa thus stands as a monument to an influential architect who contributed to Czech architecture by his originality and innovation.
Are you interested in attractions? The attention of this villa is its location. It is located near the railway stop between the line and the river Berounka, which made it a strategically suitable place for the family home at that time. This location not only offered comfort, but also represented a link between civilization and nature - a key element of functionalist works.
As long as you're standing here, look around you and feel the atmosphere of this place. Všetečkova vila is not only an architectural monument, but also a place where history and present interact fully. It is a reminder of when new ideas became reality in stones and plaster.
So let's continue your journey along the Blackies. You have many other interesting places waiting to be discovered. Whether you choose other historical monuments or natural beauty, each step will open a new chapter of this site. Thank you for your visit to the All-Point Villa and we hope that you will find yourself as consumed as we are!
Tips for visitors
Best time to visit All-part villa is autumn or spring, when the green area is the most beautiful and the light is ideal for photography. This period also offers a mild temperature that makes it easier to walk around the monument.
For those travelling by public transport, the villa is easily accessible from station Černošice; You can check the current connection when planning your visit.
When visiting the All-Point Villa, remember the clothes suitable for weather, walking shoes and perhaps an umbrella. If you intend to take pictures, bring the camera or mobile device that has a good camera.
For photo is the best place east of the building where the sun lights up the facade and surrounding green spaces. Morning light provides fine shadows that highlight architectural details.
In the vicinity of the villa you can visit the river Berounka, where you can explore natural beauty and relax for a while.
Frequently asked questions
Can the monument be visited?
This is a residential or farm building, not a museum with opening hours. Please view it from public space and respect the owners' privacy. We have no information about access to the interior.
Where is the monument?
Location: Černošice, Středočeský kraj. The map on this page shows the exact spot.
Why is the monument protected?
It is listed in the Central List of Cultural Monuments of the Czech Republic as a cultural monument (register no. 2000010478).
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Vila se nachází v blízkosti železniční zastávky, řeky Berounky a Sadové ulice. Její pozici lze vidět i z vlaku při příjezdu od Radotína.
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Thematic cruise route: Všetečkova vila and its surroundings
1.Všetečkova vila (villa) The main objective of our route is to visit the Větětěk villa, historical condition with rich past and architectural peculiarities. It's a place full of beauty and peace where you can enjoy the view of the surrounding landscape and explore the history of this area.
2. Railway station Černošice After visiting the villa, take a look at the railway stop nearby, which is an important transport hub for locals and tourists. It is interesting to see how this infrastructure integrates into the landscape environment and serves as an important connecting point in the history of the region.
3. Berounka River Shortly from the villa you can explore the landscape around the Berounka River, which is filled with calm views and natural beauty. It is an ideal place for relaxing or for a moment walking in a pleasant atmosphere. When visiting you can also observe how the river affects the surrounding landscape and life.
4. Set Street Explore Sadová Street in Chernošice, which offers a wide range of experiences from walking to shopping or eating. This street is a living centre of the local community and provides an opportunity to become acquainted with the everyday life of the people.
This route offers a combination of history, nature and local spirit, which creates a harmonious experience for every visitor.
Seasonal recommendations
Spring: During the spring season Všetečkova vila in Chernošice receives special shiny lighting, when the sun's rays through a foggy atmosphere emphasize the beauty of architectural elements. Flowers and trees are beginning to bloom, which adds colored shine to the surroundings. For the visit it is advisable to equip yourself with clothes for mild weather, as the temperature can be quickly variable. The best time for a tour is usually in the early afternoon hours, when the human language has not increased yet and nature is gaining on life.
Summer: In summer, the atmosphere around the Entire's villa is full of heat and light. Long sunny days allow a long tour, but visitors should leave early in the morning or later in the evening to avoid heat and crowds. Warm clothes are an integral part of summer as well as sun protection. This season it is advisable to bring drinks with you because the water from kiosks can be sold out because of a large number of tourists.
Autumn: Autumn visit to the All Point Villa offers a unique atmosphere when trees start to color and the sun sets early. Beautiful light creates ideal conditions for photography of architecture and natural scenery. The temperature is usually mild, so suitable clothes should be for winter weather with the possibility to add light layers. The best times for visiting are early afternoon or evening, when the Davide is decreasing and you can enjoy a quieter moment.
Freezing air and snow sheets may mean that some areas are not accessible, but that adds magic to the environment. It is important to equip yourself with warm clothes and suitable shoes for cooler surfaces. The best time to visit is usually at noon when the sun can warm up the surroundings a little more, making it easier to explore.
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