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Darko Kahle

Darko Kahle, RIBA, ARB [Architect], AKNW [Architekt], HKA [Ovlašteni arhitekt / urbanist], AIA, ASHRAE, SAH, Research Associate Professor [Viši znanstveni suradnik, MZO, Croatia], PhD [Dr.-Ing.] in Architecture and Urban Planning [University of Zagreb]. Selection: 16 scientific articles, 7 reviews, 10 scientific conferences as speaker, 7 executed renovation projects (1 as associate professional), 3 rewarded competition projects (1 as apprentice).

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Studying at the Vienna University of Technology and concurrently being the pupil of Adolf Loos, Z... more Studying at the Vienna University of Technology and concurrently being the pupil of Adolf Loos, Zlatko Neumann was one of the most ardent propagators of the Raumplan. He transplanted Loos’ design practices modified to his landlords’ needs into Croatian society when apprenticing to the civil engineer and building entrepreneur Leo Neuberger and independently after 1931. As a German POW 1941-1945 he gave lectures in architectural design to prisoners and wrote an essay about the state of architecture. In 1947 the team including Vladimir Potoènjak and himself was awarded with design of the Yugoslav Government Presidency Building in Belgrade. In 1950s his own architectural office designed schools, apartment and industry buildings in Zagreb. With life being a kaleidoscope of miracles, he reinvented his expression from clean white boxes of the Raumplan to the infinite meshed surfaces of his last designs

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The book The Berlage Affair circumscribes the teaching career of Professor Vedran Mimica, from th... more The book The Berlage Affair circumscribes the teaching career of Professor Vedran Mimica, from the School of Architecture of the University of Zagreb, through the former Berlage Institute in Amsterdam and later in Rotterdam, to the current Illinois Institute of Technology Architecture College in Chicago. Having the opportunity to pertain to the circle of architects and lecturers as Tadao Ando, Wiel Arets, Kenneth Frampton or Herman Hertzberger, he introduced Croatian colleagues to the global architectural network. Learning psychology in high school and being acquainted with typological approach of contemporary Zagreb School of Architecture, he discovered the Dutch structuralism. The book emphasizes interacting with students in both directions as one of basic approaches of the recent architectural theory and criticism in the shape of seminaries, interviews and workshops, therefore possesses a documentary value. His decision to include Zagreb and the Dalmatian coast in the process dur...

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The importance of Architect Zlatko Neumann’s work between the World Wars is established in his ap... more The importance of Architect Zlatko Neumann’s work between the World Wars is established in his apprenticeship by Architect Adolf Loos, then in transplanting Loos’ ideas in significant parts of Croatian society and finally in overgrowing his late master work by setting new standards in residential architecture, interior design and to a paradigm which paved the way to schoolhouses, community centers and industrial facilities after the Second World War.

U clanku je katalogizirano i analizirano 40 projekata i realizacija od 1923. do 1941. koje je arh... more U clanku je katalogizirano i analizirano 40 projekata i realizacija od 1923. do 1941. koje je arhitekt Vladimir Sterk potpisao na podrucju tadasnjega Zagreba. Iz analize proizlazi jasnoca u slaganju tlocrta, spretnost u primjeni razlicitih konstruktivnih sklopova i neprestana mijena u oblikovanju - od uklapanja klasicnih elemenata u ociscenu plohu procelja preko umetanja tekstura u plohe kubicnog tijela do prekidanja kubicnog tijela klasicnim oblicima.

Ovaj clanak nastavlja se na clanak "Građevinski propisi za grad Zagreb u razdoblju od 1919. ... more Ovaj clanak nastavlja se na clanak "Građevinski propisi za grad Zagreb u razdoblju od 1919. do 1931. godine i Građevinski zakon iz 1931. godine" a prikazuje povijest građevinskih propisa grada Zagreba od stupanja na snagu Građevinskoga zakona do proglasenja Federativne Narodne Republike Jugoslavije potkraj 1945. godine. Generalnim regulacionim planom i Građevinskim pravilnikom definiran je razvoj grada Zagreba kao centralno planiranoga grada s blokovskom jezgrom i vrtnim stambenim naseljima.