Zagreb architecture guide : an anthology of 100 buildings / Alen Žunić, Zlatko Karač.

Main entry:

Žunić, Alen, 1989- author.

Title & Author:

Zagreb architecture guide : an anthology of 100 buildings / Alen Žunić, Zlatko Karač.

Edition:

1st English edition.

Publication:

Zagreb : Af, Faculty of Architecture, University of Zagreb ; Zagreb : UPI-2M Books, 2015.

Description:

317 pages : illustrations, maps, plans ; 24 cm.

Series:

A AV

Notes:
University publication.
The 1st English edition follows the 2nd enlarged Croatian edition.
Includes bibliographical references, glossary and indexes.

Summary:

Croatia's capital and largest city is famous for its complex urban design, mixture of building styles, and visible traces of changes through its history. This impressive anthology offers the first complete overview of Zagreb's architecture with a selection of 100 iconic buildings, from the Romanesque period to the 21st century. The diversity of architectural types in the city is manifested through the guide's academic and informative approach, revealing a rich and layered history, as well as the single most important works by various architects. In short, it is a must-have for students and professionals in the field, or anyone interested in exploring Zagreb's architectural heritage.

ISBN:

9789537703110 (pbk.)
9537703118 (pbk.)

Subject:

Architecture Croatia Zagreb Guidebooks.
Architecture Croatie Zagreb Guides.
Architecture
Croatia Zagreb

Form/genre:

Guidebooks.
travel guidebooks.
Guides touristiques.

Added entries:

Karač, Zlatko, 1961- author.
AV.

Holdings:

Location: Library study room 292867
Call No.: NA1455.C762 Z35 2015
Status: Available

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