Kamenná vila, Renaissance Revival villa in Bílé Předměstí, Czech Republic.
The Kamenná vila is a town villa in Bílé Předměstí featuring a symmetrical composition and characteristics of the Neo-Renaissance style. The building displays classical proportions, grouped windows, and a pronounced horizontal articulation of its facade.
Architect Bóža Dvořák designed this villa in the early 20th century, drawing on Renaissance design principles. The structure was created during a period when such historicizing styles were widespread in Czech architecture.
The building takes its name from the stone elements that characterize its facade and echo Renaissance models. These details appear in the ornamental doorways and window frames that visitors easily notice when walking through the neighborhood.
The building sits on U Kamenné vily street in the Bílé Předměstí district and is easily reached on foot. The villa lies near other classical residential buildings in the area, making exploration of the neighborhood particularly worthwhile.
The villa holds protected status in the Czech Monument Catalogue under a specific registration number. This protection system preserves its original architectural features for future generations.
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