Josef Weisskopf's villa (Vila Josefa Weisskopfa) (1928)

The floor plan of the house is almost square. All rooms with a communal function, such as the dining room, living room or the winter garden, were on the ground floor. The winter garden is clearly visible from the street and protrudes slightly from the facade. On the first floor were the bedrooms and children's rooms, as well as a room for the (children's) governess. The roof terrace could be reached from the top floor. Josef Hahn was influenced by the work of Adolf Loos, like the idea of the Raumplan and using natural materials for the interiors.

The use of plastic window frames differs visually from the original shape of the window frames and window bars.

Built in 1928 as the first functionalist villa in České Budějovice. The Jewish family Weisskopf chose the Jewish architect Hahn from Vienna to design the house. In 1942, as a result of the Nazi German occupation of Czechoslovakia, the family was deported to Terezín concentration camp and then murdered in Izbica, Poland.

• Slavné vily Vila Josefa Weisskopfa