Original owner<\/strong><\/p>\n A building plot with a garden in St\u0159e\u0161ovice was purchased from the Capital Mr. Steiner aproached the architectural studio of Mr. Ernst M\u00fchlstein and Mr. Victor F\u00fcrth, located on Prague, Vinohrady, Legerova str. 76, for the architectural design. Building office of the capital of the City Prague issued on March 230, 1928 building permit2<\/sup>, based on their project of a neo-baroque one storey villa. After eight months, on November 14, 1928, the building commission sent permission to \u201einhabit and use\u201c the house, with the assigned descriptive number 548, in the, then, U Laborato\u0159e Street.<\/p>\n Due to growing political tension against Jews in Europe in the 1930\u00b4s, which was associated with the radicalization of the international political scene and the civic climate, Mr. Steiner decided to emigrate to the United States, during the German occupation, and there he received American citizenship in 1946.\n<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>\n Architect Ernst M\u00fchlstein (1893\u20131961) graduated from German Technical University in Prague and also studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague, his profesor was the famous architect and urban planner Jan Kot\u011bra, author of the Faculty of Law in Prague.<\/p>\n One of the most famous building of the M\u00fchlstein-F\u00fcrth pair of architects is functionalist villa of the important Prague Jewish businessman Mr. Sch\u00fcck, the owner of the bakery collosus named Odkolek. The villa building has been published frequently in foreign press, as another similiar project in Cortina d\u00b4Ampezzo in Italy.<\/p>\n In the following period, architects M\u00fchlstein and F\u00fcrth designed a number of commercial buildings (Te-ta Palace in Jungmannova street in Prague).<\/p>\n Both architect left the Czechoslovakia before the war, Ernst M\u00fchlstein than worked under the name Ernst E. Milton in Melbourne, Australia, Victor F\u00fcrth was professor of architecture on University of Miami in Ohio. Many of the functionalistic buildings of the M\u00fchlstein-F\u00fcrth pair of architects belongs to the golden fund of the Czechoslovak interwar architecture3<\/sup>.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>\n
\nof the City of Prague, on the basis of market contract1<\/sup>, of June 24, 1922, by lawyer of German origin, Mr. JUDr. Eugen Steiner, born December 30, 1885.<\/p>\n
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