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Stan kao
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STAN KAO KOŠNICA FALANSTERIJ FAMILISTERE DE GUISE - GUISE, 1860 ANDRE GODIN
“We, the old people who had longed for our own hearth, soon came to realize how insecure it is, how baneful ‘my own’ is when compared with ‘somebody else’s’ and how ‘our collective own’ is, in the end, the most secure choice. There is no coercion. Before, we lived in six hundered households - six hundered kitchens, with six hundered miserable housewives tending the stove: so much wasted energy. Now we have one common kitchen, and those who desire company eat in the common dining hall, while those who want privacy eat in their own room.”
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- Strindberg, Student or New Construction
STAN KAO MJESTO KONTEMPLACIJE SAMOSTAN SAINTE MARIE DE LA TOURETTE - LYON, 1960. LE CORBUSIER
“In his design of the cells, Le Corbusier was able to encapsulate his concept of life as something which is both austere and enjoyable. Like an ancient Greek ‘megaron’, the cells in the Monastery of La Tourette are long and narrow and facilitate only four activities: sleeping, reading and writing, and performing ablutions. These activities are embodied in the cell’s sequence of fixtures: a sink, a shelf, a bed and a small table and chair.
STAN KAO PRENOĆIŠTE
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HOTEL ZA SAMCE - NEIZVEDENO STAMBENI BLOK LAGINJINA - ZAGREB, 1958. IVAN VITIĆ
“I always bring an orange scarf, not just so I can wear it or tuck it into my pocket, but also so I can throw it over a lamp in the hotel room. Orange is my favourite colour, and it gives a lovely, warm ambience.”
- RuPaul
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STAN KAO SUSJEDSTVO KOMUNALKA RUSIJA, 1960-e SVI
“When I was little, there were six people living in this room. If you look up you can see what’s left of the divider here, a big wall, so everything was different. Grandma Lisa lived here, and grandma Zenja, and few more grandmas who you don’t know and who don’t know you. But everybody lived here together. “
