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Architectural Office "Interinženjering" in Zagreb from 1967 to 1969, and the Design Director of the Construction Design Institute in Rijeka from 1969 to 1978. He was elected Associate Professor in the course "Elements of Building Construction" at the Technical Faculty of the University of Rijeka in 1974. He defended his doctorate in architecture and urbanism in 1977. In 1978 he was elected Associate Professor, and in 1980 as a Full Professor of "Elements of Building Construction" and "Building"at the Faculty of Civil Engineering in Rijeka. He was elected Full Professor of "Theory of Architecture" and "Architectural Design VIII and IX" at the Faculty of Architecture, University of Zagreb in 1983, Buildings for Culture (1984–87), Buildings for Tourism and Leisure (1984–94), Design VIII (1983-90), Design IX / Final / Integral thesis (1983–90), Graduation thesis (1985–95), He was President of the Graduate Committee (1986–89) and Head of the Department of History and Theory of Architecture (1986–92). He was elected Professor Emeritus of the University of Zagreb in 2001.
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Parisian magazine L'Architecture d'aujourd'hui, 1964), construction of tourist architecture in a natural environment (Hotelska kuća, 1972; macropedic article Buildings, hotels in the Technical Encyclopedia 13, 1997; on Solaris and Haludovo in Arhitektura, 1969, 1972), sports architecture (Proceedings of the Faculty of Civil Engineering, University of Rijeka, 1981; on the stadium in Poljud in the journals Čovjek i prostor, 1979, Architektura, 1980,
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Croatian space. He published works in which he often criticized modernism in architecture, while distancing himself from the extremes of postmodernism (Arhitektura, 1984–86; Bulletin HAZU, 1994; collection The Cultural Dimension of Scientific and Technological Development. Zagreb 1994; Čovjek i prostor, 1996). He returned to historical themes with a synthesis of Croatian architecture of the 19th century in the edition Croatia and Europe (4th Zagreb 2009).
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Headquarters (1986), Jarun
Stadium (1998) in Zagreb, Health Center in Labin (1963, with M. Vodičko), Hotel complex "Pical" in Poreč (1971), Hotel in Ulcinj (1974), winning proposal for the Faculty of Civil Engineering in Rijeka (1978, 1979 with Olga Magaš), Central Cemetery of St. Lucija in Kostrena (1997) and Bridge in Padova (2000).
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Nikola Tavelić on Turnić (1981–88), a prominent example of Rijeka's modern architecture and in Zagreb's Volovčica the complex of the monastery and church of the
Blessed Augustine Kažotić (1995–2004), in which light floods the interior from the top tower and illuminates the congregation spreading from the pulpit.
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During the 1960s he developed a distinct style for tourist architecture primarily as the architecture of space and ambience, expanding the range of modernist forms and their functions. In 1967-1968 he designed the hotels "Jure" and "Niko" as part of the hotel complex
Solaris near Šibenik. The design
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Vjeverica kindergarten and nursery in the Mihaljevac park in Zagreb. The design received the National Award "Borba" in 1975. The horizontally articulated design with an interplay of triangular roof elements had a significant influence on the construction of kindergartens
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Key to the development of his theoretical thought were his participation in conservation research during 1953–66 (he wrote about architectural interventions in historical units in Hvar in the
Bulletin JAZU, 1964), his studies in historical heritage, and his awareness of local values and the context
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Among the unrealized projects are the National Theater in Zenica (1962, shortlisted competition, with V. Turina), the first-prize winning competition projects Residential Building in Šibenik (1955, with Šmidihen and Horvat), Kindergarten (1962), Multi-use building for Children (1968), Hidroelektra
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Boris Magaš graduated in 1955 from the Department of Architecture at the Technical Faculty of the University of Zagreb. He was Assistant at the Department of Architectural Design from 1956 to 1961, and at the Department of Theory of Architecture from 1961 to 1966. He was the Project Group Leader of
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The designs of the kindergartens "Trnsko" and "Knežija" in Zagreb (1975) and the Faculty of Law in Rijeka, rational forms in which strong horizontals prevail (1980, with his wife Olga Magaš) also stand out. He also built several sacral buildings: the complex of the monastery and the church of St.
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Based on his lectures, he wrote his magnum opus Architecture: Approach to Architectural Work (2012), which, by presenting a critical history of world architecture and its thoughts, and a guide to design considerations, provides a synthesis of his own theoretical thoughts and design experience. A
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He published texts in the exhibition catalogues of D. Kovačić (Split 2000) and R. Nikšić (Zagreb 2005), wrote about the theoretical thought of V. Kovačić (collection Architect Viktor Kovačić. Zagreb 2003) and Mohorovičić (Prostor, 2005). He is the author of the foreword in the books of Z. Pađan
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His articles in periodicals focus on specific projects and broader contextual reflections. He wrote about the architecture of theaters (Zenica Theater Project in Arhitektura, 1962), kindergartens (Arhitektura, 1962; Mihaljevac Kindergarten in Čovjek i prostor, 1976) and museums (the museum in
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in 1980. The design is considered a work of exceptional artistic expression and suggestiveness, which combines the elemental power of the ambience and conceptual simplicity. The stadium is designed as a maximally clean form, a massive elegant shell, covered with an airy roof with a lacy steel
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534:(Predarhitektura. Zagreb 2007; Origin of Architecture. Zagreb 2011) and in the first volume of the edition Architectural Dialogues (Discourse on Croatian Architectural Theory. Zagreb 2013) and associate and editor of architecture and urbanism in the Technical Lexicon LZ (2007) .
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construction by the German construction system Mero. The 206 meter roof span was the largest of its kind at the time of the construction. On November 23, 2015, the Poljud stadium was declared a National Heritage Listed Building of the Republic of Croatia.
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of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts in 2004, Secretary of the Department of Fine Arts of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts in 2011, and member of the Council for Architecture and Planning Of the Republic of Croatia in 2008.
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received the National Award "Borba" in 1968 for the originality of the approach and the high level of architectural design introducing associative and symbolic elements that interpret the regional tradition of the Croatian coastal area.
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2014 Scientific Symposium on the Architect Boris Magaš, The Association for the Protection and Development of Cultural and Natural Heritage of Karlovac, Faculty of Architecture in Zagreb and Faculty of Civil Engineering in
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was designed in 1976 and built for the Mediterranean Games in Split in 1979. The stadium was published in a range of global architectural magazines and received three National Awards in 1979, "
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collection of selected texts was published posthumously in "Reflections on Architecture" (2014), edited by Alen Žunić, and extended texts in "Thoughts on Architecture" (2018).
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The Vjeverica kindergarten and nursery in the Mihaljevac park in Zagreb designed in 1973-1975 by architect Boris Magaš
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2014 Palaces and Ruins of Third Way Modernisation. The Legacy of Socialist Architecture and Urbanism in Yugoslavia.
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898:"HAZU • Hrvatska akademija znanosti i umjetnosti - Boris Magaš - Biografija"
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Architecture: Approach to Architectural Work (2012). 576 pp, 24x30cm.
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Church of the Bl. Augustine Kažotić in Zagreb by architect Boris Magaš
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Solaris Hotels corner detail by architect Boris Magaš, 1967-1968
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1968 Medal of the Faculty of Architecture, University of Zagreb
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architect and architectural theorist, former Secretary of the
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1979 Faculty of Civil Engineering, Rijeka (with: Olga Magaš)
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Haludovo Hotel Palace by architect Boris Magaš, 1969-1972
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Haludovo Hotels lighting design by architect Boris Magaš
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Haludovo Palace Hotel Main Hall by architect Boris Magaš
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Reflections on architecture (2014) Alen Žunić (editor)
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Prostor: Znanstveni Časopis za Arhitekturu i Urbanizam
1128:"Kako je Magaš gradio crkvu u komunizmu – Pogledaj.to"
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561:1969-1972 Hotel complex "Haludovo", including
297:Haludovo Hotels Villa by architect Boris Magaš
754:1979 Golden Coat of Arms of the City of Split
751:1979 Award for scientific work "Nikola Tesla"
676:1997 Central Cemetery of St. Lucija, Kostrena
594:1980 Faculty of Law, Rijeka (with Olga Magaš)
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354:The impressive football stadium building
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184:" for culture. He is best known for the
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1363:@3:43 MoMA Concrete Utopia walk through
1327:"Concrete Utopia | Bozar Brussels"
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633:1966 Hotel complex "Solaris", Šibenik
616:First prize-winning competition works
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554:1968-1969 Hotel complex "Solaris",
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1373:OBSCURED BY CLOUDS: Poljud Stadium
1263:Roth-Čerina, Mia (June 30, 2016).
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383:Following the aesthetics of the
344:Museum of Modern Art in New York
211:Academic and professional career
927:"In memoriam_Boris Magaš – DAR"
803:Venice Biennale of Architecture
1398:The dilapidation of the modern
975:"Hrvatski biografski leksikon"
877:Centre for Fine Arts, Brussels
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660:1998 “Jarun” Stadium, Zagreb
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739:1975 National Award "Borba"
727:1968 National Award "Borba"
682:2000 Bridge in Padua, Italy
597:1981 Church of St. Nikola,
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372:Zagreb Salon Grand Prize
178:Order of Danica Hrvatska
118:Order of Danica Hrvatska
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