Milinković, Marija, author.

Nikola Dobrović : the shifting modes of critical practice in architecture / Marija Milinković.

Montreal ; Amsterdam : The Architecture Observer, [2022]
©2022

248 pages : illustrations, plans, portraits ; 20 cm

"Nikola Dobrović, the Serbian architect and urban planner, is generally considered to be Yugoslavia's most important modern architect, having significantly contributed to the nation's post-war identity. Recognised among the European intellectual avant-garde, he was a pioneer among Yugoslavian architects in resisting the influence of tradition. Dobrović is best known for his Federal Ministry of Defence building in Belgrade, bombed by NATO in 1999, and enjoyed a prolific career in cities like Prague, Dubrovnik and Belgrade. Dobrović's life, career and achievements, not to mention a rich and complex body of work that resists simple categorisation, are documented in full."--Publisher information.

9789081920773 (softcover)
9081920774 (softcover)

Dobrović, Nikola, 1897-1967 Criticism and interpretation.
Modern movement (Architecture) Serbia.
Modern movement (Architecture) Yugoslavia.
Mouvement moderne (Architecture) Serbie.
Mouvement moderne (Architecture) Yougoslavie.
Modern movement (Architecture)
Serbia
Yugoslavia.

Dobrović, Nikola, 1897-1967.

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