Eight double houses of the Florian type were built in Okružní and Revoluční streets (the so-called stage II) and two Florians can be found in Školní street next to the former Bata grocery store. The semi-detached houses in Školní Street were built belatedly in the autumn of 1940 on the site of the originally planned playground at the "men's boarding school". The playground was not realized, and so the gap between the 1939 Zruč houses was filled with two double houses of the Florian type. Construction of Phase II in the western part of the new housing estate, also called the "lower colony", began in April 1940. Construction progressed from the factory, first in Okružní Street towards Revoluční Street. By the end of 1940, most of the houses were already finished.

The shape and size of the double house Florián is almost identical to the residential house type Zruč 1939. The main difference is a larger balcony with a low wall, which is used here instead of a railing, and an entrance door leading directly into the main part of the house. However, this seemingly insignificant detail allows for a more efficient use of the service part of the house. The hallway is shorter than the Zruč 1939 type, turned 90° and also serves as a landing above the stairs to the basement. The pantry and part of the bathroom are situated in the annexe and the entrance to the living room is located directly opposite the front door. Thanks to this more economical solution, the kitchen could be enlarged to the width of the living room, which resulted in an area about 40% larger than the kitchen in the 1939 Zruč house. The living rooms are then identical in both variants. The ground floor is dominated by a 15 m² living room with a staircase leading to the first floor. The staircase leads to a small landing from which it is possible to access the balcony, the children's room (11.5 m²) and the bedroom. The latter is identical in plan to the living room and includes a built-in wardrobe.

The semi-detached houses Florián were partially basemented with poured concrete. Brickwork and wooden ceiling structures were used for the upper construction. The floors in the living rooms were wooden floorboards, in other rooms cement screed was used and all rooms were plastered. The furnishings of the apartment included a toilet, a sink, a bathtub and a kitchen sink. A spa stove was used to heat the water in the bathroom and a boiler for boiling laundry was located in the basement. Of course, there was a connection to the electricity, water and sewage network. The houses were completed in 1940 with flat roofs, but apparently hipped roofs were added the following year. The facades were plastered with smooth birchwood plaster without decorative features. Interestingly, two houses on the east side of Revoluční Street had metal tubular railings on their balconies instead of brick walls, as is the case with the other Florian houses.

In the following years there were gradual modifications. At first it was glass verandas that protected the entrances to the houses. In the post-revolutionary period and especially in recent years, however, there have been significant interventions and reconstructions of the Bata houses, which only rarely correspond to the earlier appearance. The Lower Colony is thus losing its original appearance.