412 objects by relevance chronologically alphabetically
Stockar Rudolf Levoča Healthcare 1920 - 1929

Psychiatric Pavilion

Kramár Eugen Lukačovič Štefan Bratislava Administration Do.co, mo.mo (Un)planned Bratislava 1950 - 1959

Central Postal Administration

Šilinger Klement Bratislava Housing 1930 - 1939

Courtyard gallery house on Kalinciakova Street

Belluš Emil Bratislava Housing Do.co, mo.mo 1930 - 1939

Emil Bellus Family Residence

Marcinková Milica Bojnice Culture Domy kultúry Architecture of the post-war modernism 1980 - 1989

The House of Culture in Bojnice

Brüll Emil Alojz Bratislava Housing 1930 - 1939

Villa of Dr. Ellek

Bratislava Housing 1930 - 1939

Family house of Ing. Rybáček

Dedeček Vladimír Zvolen Administration Architecture of the post-war modernism 1970 - 1979

Archive wing of the Lesoprojektu Zvolen building

Belluš Emil Bratislava Sport Do.co, mo.mo 1930 - 1939

Slovak Rowing Club

Titl Ľubomír Skoček Iľja Konček Ferdinand Bratislava Administration Architecture of the post-war modernism 1970 - 1979

Building of the State Foreign Trade Corporation

Trenčianske Teplice Without use Industriál 1920 - 1929

Hydropower Plant in Trenčianske Teplice

Merganc Jindřich Klimeš Otmar Bratislava Housing Do.co, mo.mo 1930 - 1939

Villa of Dr. Dvořák

Skutecký Alexander Košice Administration Do.co, mo.mo 1930 - 1939

Slovak General Insurance Company

Belluš Emil Bratislava Housing Do.co, mo.mo (Un)planned Bratislava 1930 - 1939

Home colony of small apartments

Faulhammer František Trnava Mixed Do.co, mo.mo The Czechoslovak Republic and the Slovak architectural avant-garde 1930 - 1939

Regional Health Insurance Company in Trnava

Szalatnai (Slatinský) Artur Trenčianske Teplice Culture 1930 - 1939

Music pavilon

Karfík Vladimír Bratislava Housing 1940 - 1949

‘Biely Kríž’ residential colony

Ehrenberger Imrich Bratislava Culture Architecture of welfare state Domy kultúry Architecture of the post-war modernism 1980 - 1989

The House of Culture Dúbravka

Belluš Emil Banská Bystrica Mixed The Czechoslovak Republic and the Slovak architectural avant-garde 1920 - 1929

The ‘National House’

Šebor Vojtěch Banská Bystrica Mixed The Czechoslovak Republic and the Slovak architectural avant-garde 1930 - 1939

Transmitter of T. G. Masaryk

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