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ith contributions by Achleitner, Curtis, Kurrent, Podrecca, .Ravnikar, 1907–1993, is considered the central figure in Slovenia’s post-WWII architecture. He was Joze Plecnik’s most famous student. Plecnik studied under Otto Wagner. ..Ravnikar worked for Le Corbusier in Paris as of 1939 after completi

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Introductionc countries, which is a kind of huge grey spot on the world map of modern art and architecture. Abroad the discovery of Ple?nik was largely a consequence of interest in historicisms during the era of post-modernism. This is a kind of paradox for anyone familiar with his architecture. On the other ha

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Edvard Ravnikar’s Architecturehad lived in various states, with the majority in the provincial, less developed parts of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. This is why Slovenes believed that with its disintegration, centuries-long struggle against foreign rule had finally come to an end. They were certain that Germanic domination was o

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Cladding the City two figures forming a teacher-pupil relationship than it was in Slovenia. This may have something to do with the fact that due to the small population of the former Yugoslav republic — the first of the republics to claim independence in 1990 — a pyramid-like erection of the shining pinnacles of an

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Regulation of Nova Gorica, Sloveniaeater eagerness. We were told to build something great, beautiful and proud, something that would shine over the border. And everybody — from peasants to those in the highest of political offices — was excited about this. Modern urban planning thus became for us a weapon in the national and politica