The study deals with public space in the Juliánov housing estate in Brno, built in the 1960s, examining it as an exceptionally coherent environment where architecture, landscape and visual art – including a rare ensemble of functional sculptures – were conceived as an integrated whole. Based on archival research, fieldwork and comparative analysis, it interprets Juliánov as a Gesamtkunstwerk and an important reference for the assessment and preservation of post-war housing ensembles.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.31577/archandurb.2026.60.1-2.7
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