Analiza polemika o zgradi „Željpoha” u Zagrebu 1961.-1964. godine

• Main Authors: Jurić, Zlatko, Vukadin, Ana
• Format: Text
• Language: Croatian
• Published: Faculty of architecture, University of Zagreb 2009
• Subjects: Albini; Alfred; Gamulin; Grga; Prelog; Milan; Zemljak; Ivan; zgrada „Željpoh”; Zagreb; Trg maršala Tita; the Željpoh building; Maršal Tito Square; sami
• Online Access: http://hrcak.srce.hr/38074; http://hrcak.srce.hr/file/59815

Problem interpolacije nove arhitekture u definirane povijesne gradske cjeline star je koliko i sami gradovi, ali se opsežnije počinje teoretski proučavati tek u 20. stoljeću. Interpolacija poslovne zgrade „Željpoha” (1961.-1964.) arhitekta Stanka Fabrisa na Trgu maršala Tita 12 u Zagrebu izazvala je čitav niz kritičkih tekstova i dugotrajnih rasprava, kao o rijetko kojem ostvarenju internacionalne moderne arhitekture u Hrvatskoj. Tijekom 1960-ih godina oblikovna pitanja bila su u žarištu različitih i međusobno suprotstavljenih teorijskih razmišljanja o interpolaciji. The problem of new architectural interpolations into defined historic town centres is as old as the towns themselves. However, more comprehensive theoretical studies have not emerged before the 20th century. The interpolated Željpoh building (1961-64), by architect Stanko Fabris, located in 12 Maršal Tito Square in Zagreb caused a series of critical texts and long discussions rarely written about any other building of the International Modern style in Croatia. During the 1960s architectural forms became the focus of different contrasting theories on interpolation.