Gemeinhardt Palace

Constructed between 1911 and 1912 based on the designs of Martin Gemeinhardt [ro], who was also the owner,^[2][3] the building reflects the architectural style of the early 1900s while incorporating elements of the modern architecture that emerged after World War I. A small tower highlights its corner. The arch of the second-floor loggia, supported by two columns, evokes the Renaissance architect Sebastiano Serlio, while the smaller openings on either side, featuring horizontal closures, reflect the style of Andrea Palladio—a style frequently adopted by postmodern architects as well.^[4]

During the interwar period, the Splendid Hotel operated within the palace, whose owner was the same Martin Gemeinhardt.^[2][5]