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Nenad Fabijanić is a Croatian architect known for his thoughtful integration of architecture with cultural memory and urban context. His work often reflects a deep sensitivity to site, history, and symbolism, as seen in projects like the Homeland Memorial in Zagreb. Fabijanić is also an academic and public intellectual, contributing to architectural discourse in Croatia through both practice and teaching.
The reconstruction of the Church and Convent of Saint Vincent de Paul in Zagreb, completed in 2024, offers a compelling example of how architecture can mediate between destruction and renewal….
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The Homeland Memorial by Nenad Fabijanić is not just a commemorative object, but an ambitious intervention in Zagreb’s urban landscape. Positioned strategically from the southern edge of the Main Railway…
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