File:Villa Kantor Raumplan in Jablonec Nad Nisou. View of south facing garden façade. Villa realised autonomously by Henry Kulka in 1934.jpg

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Description	The Villa Kantor Raumplan Villa was designed autonomously and realised by Henry Kulka in 1934. It comprises a family home and a doctor’s surgery at ground level. The Kantor Raumplan is an important evolution of Kulkas earlier work with Adolf Loos on the Villa Rufer (Wien, 1922), Villa Moller (Wien,1927-8), and Villa Muller (Prague, 1929) and Kulkas autonomous Villa Semler Apartment in Pilsen in 1933.
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Purpose of use	To illustrate the specific architecturally points described in the relevant paragraph of the Henry Kulka Wikipedia text relating to the exterior of the design of this important architectural structure which was substantially destroyed under Communism.
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