Top 20 Architect celebrities in Croatia
Here is the latest list of the world's top 20 Architect celebrities [Updated June 10, 2023].
Viktor Axmann was born
on August 29, 1878
in Croatia.
He designed and constructed numerous, secession-style buildings in the city of Osijek.
Vjenceslav Richter was born
on April 8, 1917
in Croatia.
He was a founding member of Exat 51, an artistic collective that also included such notables as architect Božidar Rašica and painter
Aleksandar Srnec.
Slavko Lowy was born
on August 7, 1904
in Croatia.
He was unable to work during World War II because of the Nazi threat, and he spent the war years moving from one Zagreb hiding place to another.
Vladimir Sterk was born
on January 5, 1891
in Croatia.
Juraj Neidhardt was born
on October 15, 1901
in Croatia.
He worked as the only paid assistant in Le Corbusier's Paris studio during the 1930s.
Ignjat Fischer was born
on June 18, 1870
in Croatia.
He designed the Croatian Parliament building in St. Mark's Square, for which he did not receive historical credit until long after his death.
Drago Ibler was born
on August 14, 1894
in Croatia.
His District Labour Insurance Building was one of the first examples of modern architecture in Yugoslavia.
Hugo Ehrlich was born
on January 31, 1879
in Croatia.
He taught architecture at the University of Zagreb.
Josip Seissel was born
on January 10, 1904
in Croatia.
He received the Vladimir Nazor Award for lifetime achievement in 1969.
Rudolf Lubinski was born
on October 31, 1873
in Croatia.
He was a proponent of the art nouveau style of architecture.
Stjepan Planic was born
on December 27, 1900
in Croatia.
Croatian modernist and functionalist architect who received the Vladimir Nazor Award in 1968. He was a member of the Earth Group with Drago Ibler.
He claimed to be a proponent of low-cost housing; however, he frequently designed luxurious villas.
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