Semlerova rezidence is a baroque townhouse in central Plzeň that serves as one of the exhibition spaces of the West Bohemian Gallery. The gallery uses it for shows of modern and contemporary art. The building takes its name from the Semler family, who owned it in the 19th century.
Klatovská třída 721/110, 301 00 Plzeň
Mon closed, Tue–Sun 10:00–18:00
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Guided tour of Semler Residence, the most renowned realization of Adolf Loos's architectural concept in Plzeň. Explore a masterpiece of Raumplan design with six levels of interconnected spaces arranged around a central living hall.
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An expanded exhibition on interwar Japanese architecture explores the fusion of traditional Japanese and European modernist elements. The Okolo curatorial team presents photographic documentation and graphic design focused on residential buildings and public works from the 1920s–1930s.
Opening of an exhibition on Japanese interwar architecture with curator Adam Štěch. The vernissage takes place at Semler Residence in Plzeň.
The third lecture in the spring series features German architect of Czech origin Ivan Reimann, exploring Berlin's urbanism and the relationship between architecture and the city.
A lecture on the architecture of Plzen's Bezovka villa quarter, focusing on the Labek family house and Freund villa, led by experts Petr Domanický and Vanda Jičínská.
A lecture by Polish-Czech architect Szymon Rozwałka on architecture unafraid of imperfection, contradiction, and improvisation. A critique of modernist obsession with purity and control.
Tour of the Semler Residence, one of Adolf Loos's most important realizations in Czechia, as part of Museum Night. Discover the unique Raumplan architectural concept and the interiors of the Semler family's apartment building.