Origins of Zagreb Interiors: Private Spaces

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Origins of Zagreb Interiors: Private Spaces is a layered survey of outstanding Zagreb interiors in the context of the general arhitectural determinants of the most intriguing period of the twentieth century. With artistic sensitivity and academic approach, Dina Vulin Ileković, reveals unknown facts about Zagreb’s interior projects, searching for local characteristics of the spaces of privacy as compared with those of the broader international context.

To be cronologicaly consisted and coherent to read in all the chapters, the subject and its components follow simple geometric grid. The most important personalities, examples and phenomena, sublimation of idea and viewpoints are presented with alternathing rhythm of treatment of the content units and juxtaposed quotations.

A sketch and drawing is an important means of expression and the fastest form of presenting an idea. The drawings clearly illustrate the thinking process of specific architect who used to check his design solutions by simultaneously observing them through plans, sections, and perspective.