In the previous issue we mentioned Yugoslav Modernism and the interest in this topic, which received additional attention with a landmark exhibition in MoMA, New York: Towards Concrete Utopia: Architecture in Yugoslavia, 1948-1980, curated by Martino Stierli and Vladimir Kulić. Due to its actuality and due to the quality of Yugoslav architecture, let us remain...
The Only Female Recipient of the Federal “Borba” Award
An Exceptional Work from the Yugoslav Modernism Period
A School Refreshed By the Whirlwind of Life
The Essence of a Wall An Archetype Turned into a Project
Into decomposition of the compact house
Embodied Respect for the Natural
Another Modern Architecture Intervention on the Peninsula
In the Middle of the Forest– Radical Attitude Meets Precise Craftsmanship
Adding a contemporary layer to a 20st century Cathedral
