The topic of the project was the reconstruction and extension of a villa from the 30s. The original builder and builder was Ing. Jan Hublik. Although the original plans are also signed by Ing. Hublík, according to Prof. In Zatloukala, the house was realized according to the design of Bohuslav Fuchs. The theory is mainly based on the analogy with Fuchs' house in the Mariánské Hory, as well as on the documented previous working relationships between Hublík and Fuchs. Direct evidence for this has not yet been found, despite efforts. However, it is clearly an example of successful period architecture. In the 20s, the house underwent a significant reconstruction, the layout was modified, a large terrace was added, the shapes and divisions of the windows were also modified, insulation was carried out with a distinctive blue coating. The condition of the horizontal concrete structures was so bad that in the most depressing phase of the reconstruction, the demolition of the entire building was considered. The theory of Fuchs's authorship played a significant role here.