Věra Machoninová (1928–2015) was a Czech architect who, together with Vladimír Machonin, designed the Czech Embassy in Berlin — a Brutalist building that represents Czechoslovak architecture's dialogue with international Modernism during the Cold War. The Machoninovi partnership also designed the landmark Hotel and Department Store Kotva in Prague.
Věra Machoninová
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Czech Embassy
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- Věra Machoninová's work spans Brutalist.
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