Pardubice villa "Eve" is the second title. Her name Kříž Villa Victoria on behalf of the client and the first owner. It is located in a quiet part of Pardubice near Bubenikovymi gardens on the shore of a small lake. It was erected in 1925 and designed by Karl Turnips, who personally supervised the construction and supervised workers.

Turnip Karl returned to his hometown of Pardubice from Ljubljana and immediately received an offer of cooperation from Jose Plecnik, who was considered a major developer in the time of President Masaryk. In Pardubice began construction boom, suggests the emergence of many private villas. Rich fully trusted architects, allowed to realize their ideas, so working with them was profitable not only financially, but also from a creative standpoint.

Charles Rene in the construction of Villa Victoria Kříž helping an interior designer Joseph Salavtse, who preferred to arrange room in the art deco style.

The mansion turned out nice and neat, surrounded by terraces, railings which were decorated with flower pots. Random passers-by froze when they saw the window frames are painted in white and green colors and shades of pink door. But customers liked the villa, so it was decided to leave everything as it is.

The central location of the villa is a spacious hall in which a wooden staircase. Master's chambers were located on the second floor, and the room maid - under the roof, in the attic.

The villa has been equipped with the latest technology. Here there was a dressing room, which overlooks the garden and the kitchen, where she worked as a modern furnace.

Villa almost not subjected to alterations. Since 2007, she is protected by the Czech state.