Bureau

Josef Gocar

Josef Gocar extends the Czech corpus as a studio-level record for Cubist architecture, urban modernity, and early twentieth-century Prague.

studio

1905-1945

Prague, Prague, Czech Republic

Mixed Use Museum Cafe Commercial Building Sacred Building Sacred Space Concrete Glass

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Gallery

Josef Gocar gallery

House of the Black Madonna image

Seed wave 51 image for House of the Black Madonna.

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Josef Gocar gallery

St. Wenceslas Church (Vršovice) image

Image associated with St. Wenceslas Church (Vršovice).

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Architects

Works

Books

Offices

Open roles

Places

Cities

Prague1 Vršovice1

Countries

Czech Republic2

Sources

Wikidata

Focus

cafe · church · commercial building

Concrete Glass Stone

Architects

Architect

Josef Gocar

1880-1945 · Prague, Prague, Czech Republic

Role: founder

Founder relationship

Josef Gocar was a Czech architect and urbanist associated with Czech Cubism and the broader foundations of modern architecture in the Czech Republic.

Selected works

House of the Black Madonna

1912 · Prague, Czech Republic

Mixed-use building with museum and cafe

Josef Gocar

St. Wenceslas Church (Vršovice)

1929 · Vršovice, Czech Republic

Sacred building

Josef Gocar