18 Transformation of Modernism in Socialist Yugoslavia Architecture (original) (raw)

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Article history: Accepted 26 October 2018 Available online 31 December 2018

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Figure 2. Ri¢ard Titovog Lika / Zivotinjsko Carstvo Belgrad, 1974 (Rickard of Tito's face / Animal Kingdom) Figure 2. Ritard Titovog Lika / Zivotinjsko Carstvo Figure 1. Svecanska Slika (Ceremony Picture),

Figure 2. Ri¢ard Titovog Lika / Zivotinjsko Carstvo Belgrad, 1974 (Rickard of Tito's face / Animal Kingdom) Figure 2. Ritard Titovog Lika / Zivotinjsko Carstvo Figure 1. Svecanska Slika (Ceremony Picture),

Figure 4. First Residence of Tito as the Yugoslav Leader “White House’ (Kulic, 2009) Figure 4. First Residence of Tito as the Yugoslav Leader Figure 3. ‘Sutjeska’ Film Poster,

Figure 4. First Residence of Tito as the Yugoslav Leader “White House’ (Kulic, 2009) Figure 4. First Residence of Tito as the Yugoslav Leader Figure 3. ‘Sutjeska’ Film Poster,

Figure 5. Villa Zagorje, Zagreb aluminium facades (Kuli¢, 2009) (fig. 6).

Figure 5. Villa Zagorje, Zagreb aluminium facades (Kuli¢, 2009) (fig. 6).

Figure 6. Belgrade Central Committee Building 1964

Figure 6. Belgrade Central Committee Building 1964

2.1. Zagreb bourse building, Viktor (Figure 2.1, 2.2).

2.1. Zagreb bourse building, Viktor (Figure 2.1, 2.2).

Figure 2.3 Hotel Lonub Dubrovnik N. Dobrovié 1934) corner balconies (Milosevic, 2009) (Figure 2.3, 2.4, 2.5).

Figure 2.3 Hotel Lonub Dubrovnik N. Dobrovié 1934) corner balconies (Milosevic, 2009) (Figure 2.3, 2.4, 2.5).

Figure 2.5 TreSnjevka primary school of Zagreb, I. Figure 2.4. Krizanigeva primary school of Zagreb, Egon

Figure 2.5 TreSnjevka primary school of Zagreb, I. Figure 2.4. Krizanigeva primary school of Zagreb, Egon

Figure 2.7. Zagreb Pfefermanni House, Marko Vidakovié, 1930 (www.skyscrapercity.com) Figure 2.7. Zagreb Pfefermanni House, Marko Figure 2.6. Zagreb Podvinec House, I. Zemljaka, 1937

Figure 2.7. Zagreb Pfefermanni House, Marko Vidakovié, 1930 (www.skyscrapercity.com) Figure 2.7. Zagreb Pfefermanni House, Marko Figure 2.6. Zagreb Podvinec House, I. Zemljaka, 1937

Figure 2.8. Zagreb Kraus House, Ernerst Weissmann, 1937 (http://www.skyscrapercity.com)

Figure 2.8. Zagreb Kraus House, Ernerst Weissmann, 1937 (http://www.skyscrapercity.com)

Figure 2.9. Ljubljana Carpenter House and Service House

Figure 2.9. Ljubljana Carpenter House and Service House

Figure 2.10. Ljublana Oblak House Joze Pleénik, 1930(Alangoya, 2014), France Tomazié, 1933

Figure 2.10. Ljublana Oblak House Joze Pleénik, 1930(Alangoya, 2014), France Tomazié, 1933

Figure 2.11 Milan Zlokovié House, Milan Zlokovic, 1928

Figure 2.11 Milan Zlokovié House, Milan Zlokovic, 1928

Figure 2.13 Duri¢ Apartment, Branislav Koji¢ 1931 Petar Krstic 1931 (www.architectureweek.com)

Figure 2.13 Duri¢ Apartment, Branislav Koji¢ 1931 Petar Krstic 1931 (www.architectureweek.com)

Figure 2.12. Kumanovska Street Apartment, Branko ve

Figure 2.12. Kumanovska Street Apartment, Branko ve

Figure 2.16. Jagodini School and Children's Clinic, Milan Zlokovic, Belgrad 1933, Milan Zlokovic, 1937,

Figure 2.16. Jagodini School and Children's Clinic, Milan Zlokovic, Belgrad 1933, Milan Zlokovic, 1937,

Figure 2 15. Belgrad University, Jagodina School (Figure 2.16). educational structure built before World War II was the

Figure 2 15. Belgrad University, Jagodina School (Figure 2.16). educational structure built before World War II was the

Figure 2.17. An Art Deco Apartment Example from the

Figure 2.17. An Art Deco Apartment Example from the

Figure 2.19. Air Force Command Building, DragiSa

Figure 2.19. Air Force Command Building, DragiSa

Figure 2.20. Serb-Crtoat-Slovene Pavilion in Bar, 1929 effect (Zupancié, 2004) (Figure 2.20).

Figure 2.20. Serb-Crtoat-Slovene Pavilion in Bar, 1929 effect (Zupancié, 2004) (Figure 2.20).

Figure 2.21. Kingdom of Yugoslavia Pavilion in Milan,

Figure 2.21. Kingdom of Yugoslavia Pavilion in Milan,

Figure 2.22. Kingdom of Yugoslavia Pavilion in Paris

Figure 2.22. Kingdom of Yugoslavia Pavilion in Paris

3.4 Monumental House of Kolasin, (Google Maps 2017)

3.4 Monumental House of Kolasin, (Google Maps 2017)

Figure 3.3 Monumental House of Kolasin, Figure 3.2 Revolution House (Labudovic, 2014)

Figure 3.3 Monumental House of Kolasin, Figure 3.2 Revolution House (Labudovic, 2014)

Figure 3.1 Gjakova Culture House (Gjinolli and

Figure 3.1 Gjakova Culture House (Gjinolli and

Figure 3.5 ‘Boro Ramiz’ Sport Centre considered to be the most monumental structure of the

Figure 3.5 ‘Boro Ramiz’ Sport Centre considered to be the most monumental structure of the

Figure 3.6 Presidential Palace of Belgrad

Figure 3.6 Presidential Palace of Belgrad

3.8 National Bank Residental Block (Viti¢’s Figure 3.7 Contemporary Art Museum of Belgrad

3.8 National Bank Residental Block (Viti¢’s Figure 3.7 Contemporary Art Museum of Belgrad

Figure 3.10 “KosovaFilm” Building (Gjinolli and

Figure 3.10 “KosovaFilm” Building (Gjinolli and

Figure 3.11 National Library of Kosovo (R.Kerkezi London, an example of grossism (Figure 3.15). Erno Goldfinger was inspired by the Trellick Tower in

Figure 3.11 National Library of Kosovo (R.Kerkezi London, an example of grossism (Figure 3.15). Erno Goldfinger was inspired by the Trellick Tower in

Figure 3.14 Bosnia & Hercegovina_Museum of the Figure 3.13 Albanological Institute of Pristina

Figure 3.14 Bosnia & Hercegovina_Museum of the Figure 3.13 Albanological Institute of Pristina

Figure 3.12 Rilindja printing house (Gjinolli and

Figure 3.12 Rilindja printing house (Gjinolli and

Figure 3.15 Genex Tower (www.archiexpo.com, 2017)

Figure 3.15 Genex Tower (www.archiexpo.com, 2017)

Figure 3.18 Vjeverica kindergarten of Zagreb (ORIS

Figure 3.18 Vjeverica kindergarten of Zagreb (ORIS

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