Architecture of Croatia

BIOOCTANIC

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upi2m, 7 October 2009

ISSUE We already are the witnesses to some facts, which are occurring in our time: 1. Some states are giving more subsidies for crop-production which are essential to bio-fuel...

Riva Split

in Architecture by 3LHD architects

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World Architecture Festival , 14 July 2009

The city of Split and its waterfront, the Riva, as the paradigm of its history and character, are among the most interesting and most specific sites in the Mediterranean. Split waterfront is an...

Polyclinic ST

in Architecture by 3LHD

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Carlos Lanuza, 14 April 2009

Close surrounding and historical site of Firule area are one of the most enjoyable Split’s living, working and recreation environments. Extraordinary location for the polyclinic is one of its...

Spaladium Center

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archdaily, 28 February 2009

The complex achieves a balance between the low-lying main area and the tower’s verticality. The agreement between the horizontal and vertical is in its composition and urban planning set in order...

Centar za socijalnu skrb Sisak

in Architecture by Lovorka Prpic (

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miesvanderrohe, 24 February 2009

Sisak Social Welfare Centreby BXL Studio (Zajednicki projektantski ured Lovorka Prpic i Miljenko Bernfest)Photo credits: Miljenko Bernfest

Seoska prostirka Markusevec

in Architecture by Hrvoje Njiric (

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miesvanderrohe, 24 February 2009

Rural Matby Njiric+Arhitekti D.O.O.More info at www.njiric.comPhoto credits: Domagoj Blazevic

Djecji vrtic Medo Brundo

in Architecture by Hrvoje Njiric (

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miesvanderrohe, 14 January 2009

A Folded Mat - kindergarten Medo Brundo (MB). Nijiric + Arhitekti D.O.O.More info on Njiric web pagePhoto credits: Domagoj Blazevic

Sports Hall Bale

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DeConstrumatica, 13 October 2008

Sports centre traditionally built without any cement or mortar with carefully selected interlocking stones found on the site. Shortlisted project in the World Architecture Festival.

Parish Church of Saint Luke the Evangelist

in Architecture by Robert Kriznjak (

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World Architecture Festival , 2 September 2009

Positioned on the western edge of a central green area, it is composed of two main volumes, with service rooms and a square plateau outside the main entrance.