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CONTENTS (No. 84): • Emergence and Synecdoche, written by Krešimir Rogina • I Try to Define the Shape of the Programme, architect
Kazuyo Sejima
• Disappearing Architecture, architect Suo Fujimoto • Bright Oasis, architect Ryue Nishizawa • The Hidden Geometry of Objects, architects Mount Fuji Architects Studio
• Summer House at the End of the Village, architect Zoran Bodrožić
• Invention and Coexistence / About some of Jesús Castillo Oli’s projects, architect Jesús Castillo Oli • To Live in the Space, Not in Rooms, architects Pezo von Ellrichshausen
• Magic Mountain, architects Pedro Brígida arquitectos • An Atmosphere of Pleasant Harmony, architect Francisco Mangado
• Tough Frame for Fragile Objects, architect Maša Foretić Doležal
• What Makes a Product Attractive Is its Character,
author Filip Gordon Frank
ORIS - Magazine for Architecture and Culture of Living
• Do it Yourself: the Birth of a Chair, from Workshop to Market, autor Luka Ločičnik • Ideal for Large Choirs, architects Delugan Meissl Associated Architects
• The Conflict, architects Benthem Crouwel Architects • Buildings in Motion, architects Dražen Juračić, Jelena Skorup
Promotion of both regional and international practices within particular thematic framework is the main goal of “Oris” magazine. Along with the analyses and reviews of architectural artifacts, “Oris” covers a broad scope of issues including visual arts, design and critical theory. Each issue of this magazine tries to advocate cultural significance of architecture, and it also upholds critical standpoint both in terms of architectural quality and its social engagement.
• The (Un)Conscious Childhood Puzzle, architect Davor
Mateković
• Architecture Between Light and Shadow, architects
Styria Arhitektura
• About Prejudice, or Bernardi in Kumrovec, 1955, archi-
tect Bernardo Bernardi
• Art is the Art of Life, author Dženisa Pecotić • Lucifer’s Shame, author Zlatko Kopljar • Outsiders in Venice / About Educators of a Limited Scope written by Željko Kipke
• San Sebastián, a Miracle to Enjoy, written by Velimir
Cindrić
• The Unknown Author Travelling from Point A to Point B,
author Marko Mihaljević
paperback: language: issues per year: price: 32
approx. 280 pages english, croatian 6 20 € 33
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PRESJEK - Magazine for Details in Architecture Presjek is a magazine for architecture conceived as a thematic quarterly publication which deals predominantly with Croatian architecture and architecture in the region. There are already existent magazines on the market profiling Croatian and foreign architecture, and representing the professional public’s interest. Such magazines cover contemporary works from a strong theoretical-based point of view. In addition to architecture such magazines also feature various contemporary art phenomena. Although it is set to cover much the same topics, Presjek magazine has a completely different take on things: it display detailed construction layouts, plans and photographs while accentuating executions and technical solutions, while taking care to emphasize architectural quality in the process. The target audience are architects and engineers of construction-related professions (civil engineering, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, etc.), and all those interested in concrete examples and topics. It is a magazine intended for architects, developers, investors, professionals and manufacturers of construction-related products, a magazine that provides them with the chance to read up and touch base.
01: Steel (sold out) / 02: Concrete / 03: Brick 04: Wood / 05: Shopping Centers paperback: language: issues per year: price: 34
approx. 150 pages english, croatian
06: Facades / 07: Stone / 08: Old to New
4 15 â‚Ź
09: Green Building 35
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PROSTOR - A Scholary Journal of Architecture and Urban Planning The journal PROSTOR publishes scientific papers from all branches of architecture and urban planning as well as texts from other fields of science (art history, archaeology, ethnology, sociology, geography, civil engineering, geodesy, forestry, design...) if their content relates to architectural issues. Since 2007. the magazine indexes one of the three bases WoS Database Arts & Humanities Citation Index (A & HCI), which is equivalent to the SCI-based natural and applied sciences and SSCI database for social sciences. Year of publication of the first issue: 1993 Scientific areas: Technical sciences; Architecture and urban planning.
paperback: language: issues per year: price: 36
approx. 200 pages english, croatian 2 24 â‚Ź 37