- DalCasa

TRAVANJ/APRIL 2008
www.dalcasa.com
HRVATSKI MAGAZIN ZA NEKRETNINE / CROATIAN REAL ESTATE MAGAZINE
U DOMU KOD
PIERREA CARDINA
AT HOME WITH PIERRE CARDIN
POSLOVNI INTERIJERI
OFFICE INTERIORS
ARHITEKT U NAUTIČKIM VODAMA
MARKO MURTIĆ
ARCHITECT IN A NAUTICAL WORLD
NAJBOLJI IZBOR NEKRETNINA
THE BEST REAL ESTATE OFFER
ISSN 1845-2086
9771845208005
Int
roduct
ory word
Pred vama je novi i prošireni broj magazina DalCasa, sa 180 “proljetnih“ stranica. Mnogo smo radili, putovali te se selili... tako da vam sada zanimljive informacije pripremamo u novim uredima, koji su ujedno bili povod za našu temu
broja. Koliko je bitan izgled poslovnog prostora, uvjerili smo se i sami, jer reakcije naših klijenata i poslovnih suradnika su više nego pozitivne. Bez obzira kojom
se djelatnošću neka tvrtka bavi, izgled poslovnog interijera je važan čimbenik
u stvaranju njezina pozitivnog imidža, jer privlačno i moderno osmišljen poslovni prostor na svakog posjetitelja (poslovnog partnera, klijenta...) ostavlja dojam profesionalnosti, učinkovitosti i povjerenja. U našoj temi broja pronaći ćete
mnoštvo korisnih savjeta i ideja koji će vam pomoći pri kreiranju pozitivnog
poslovnog ambijenta.
Vrata svog doma otvorio nam je proslavljeni svjetski dizajner Pierre Cardin. Zaobljeni, mjehuričasti dvorac iz snova s pogledon na Azurnu obalu, ne viđa se baš
svaki dan. Arhitekt Antti Lovag osmislio je vilu koja, kako kaže Cardin, u potpunosti odgovara njegovoj osobnosti.
Ako se početkom travnja, od 5. do 13., nađete u Splitu, nikako ne smijete propustiti Croatia Property Show, koji se ove godine prvi put održava u sklopu Croatia
Boat Showa. Kao generalni pokrovitelj sajma, ugostit ćemo vas na našem izložbenom prostoru od 150 kvadrata. Ne propustite svoju priliku za ulaganje i kupnju
nekretnine, svi ste dobrodošli, i vidimo se u Splitu!
You’re faced with the new and expanded issue of DalCasa Magazine, with 180
“spring” pages. We’ve been working really hard, as well as travelling and moving
our headquarters… so now we’re preparing these interesting pieces of information
in our new offices, which also served as motivation for this month’s cover story. This
situation has confirmed the importance of how some company’s office spaces
look, as we’ve received very positive reactions from our clients and business associates. Regardless of the field of work of any company, the way their business
interiors look has a very important role when it comes to creating a positive image,
because a modern office space with an attractive design leaves the impression of
professionalism, efficiency and trust on all visitors (business partners, clients…). Our
cover story provides you with many useful advices and ideas that will help you create a positive business ambience.
We’ve also been allowed to look inside the home of famous world designer Pierre
Cardin. A bended, bubble-like dream castle that overlooks the French Riviera is not
something you get to see every day. Architect Antti Lovag came up with the villa
that, according to Cardin, completely agrees with his personality.
If you happen to be in Split from April 5th to April 13th, make sure not to miss the
Croatia
Property
Show, which takes place within the Croatia Boat Show
for the first time
this year. As the general sponsor of that event, we
will welcome you
to our exhibit space that will take up 150 square
metres.
Don’t
miss the opportunity to invest and buy some real
estates. You are
all welcome to come, so we will see you in Split!
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IMPRESSUM
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Sadržaj
9 UVODNA RIJEÈ / INTRODUCTORY WORD
16 TEMA BROJA / COVER STORY
Dizajn poslovnih interijera - ogledalo suvremene
tvrtke / Office Interior Design - The Mirror of a Modern Company?
28 INTERVIEW
Marko Murtiæ: Arhitekt u nautièkim vodama /
Architect in a Nautical World
34 INFO
Proglašena Kuæa godine / Announced House
of the Year
38 INVESTICIJE / INVESTMENTS
Prvi poslovni toranj u Splitu / The First Business
Tower in Split
42 VIJESTI / NEWS
46 INVESTICIJE / INVESTMENTS
Rajski vrtovi nadomak Splita / Paradise Gardens J
ust Outside of Split
52 AVANTURA / ADVENTURE
Graz - savršen spoj tradicijske i moderne arhitekture / Graz - The Perfect Combination of Traditional
and Modern Architecture
62 GASTRO
Lobby - mjesto po mjeri metropole / Lobby - A Place
Designed for the Metropolis
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Content
68 FINE STVARI / LUXURIES
72 DODIR UMJETNOSTI / TOUCH OF ART
Kristina Lenard: Dvije strane slike / Two Sides
of a Picture
78 AMBIJENT / AMBIENT
Muang Kulaypan: Hotel o kojem se neprestano
raspravlja / A Hotel that Provokes Countless
Discussions
86 DOM SNOVA / DREAM HOME
U domu kod Pierrea Cardina / At home with Pierre
Cardin
96 INTERIJERI / INTERIORS
Kuhinje - mali savjeti za velike rezultate /
Kitchens - Small Advice for Major Results
Biljkama uljepšajte dom / Adorn Your Home
with Plants
114 TREND
Nova japanska mudrost: otkrijte wabi-sabi /
The new Japanese wisdom: discover wabi-sabi
122 KULTNI KOMAD / A PIECE OF CULT
Dobri kuæni duh / The Good Ghost in Your Home
128 DEKORACIJE / DECORATIONS
Dobro nam došlo proljeæe! / Greetings to Spring!
134 NEKRETNINE / REAL ESTATE
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Velike radne površine i “open space” koncept odlike su suvremenog ureda /
Big working surfaces and “open space” concept characterize modern office
Tema broja
Dizajn poslovnih interijera ogledalo suvremene tvrtke
“Čim klijenti vide naš poslovni prostor, očekuju velike stvari od nas. Dakle, prostor nam
je prijatelj”, kaže John Ludwig, osnivač marketinške agencije PUSH
Piše: Danijela Mandušiæ
B
ez obzira na vrstu djelatnosti kojom se neka tvrtka
bavi, važan čimbenik u stvaranju njezina pozitivnog imidža u očima javnosti jest upravo izgled
poslovnog prostora. Osim opremanja ureda ergonomski oblikovanim namještajem koji utječe na zdravlje i produktivnost zaposlenika, vlasnici tvrtki i menadžeri sve veću pozornost posvećuju i vizualnom identitetu
uredskog interijera, jer u modernom poslovnom svijetu
on postaje svojevrsna “vizitka” same kompanije. Svaka
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Foto: Božidar Vukièeviæ
tvrtka ili agencija pri stvaranju pozitivnog i atraktivnog
imidža u javnosti posebnu pažnju posvećuje dizajniranju vlastita poslovnog prostora jer privlačan i moderno
osmišljen poslovni prostor na svakog posjetitelja (poslovnog partnera, klijenta...) ostavlja dojam profesionalnosti i učinkovitosti. No, kvalitetno uređenje poslovnog
prostora danas je vrlo složen zadatak. Suvremeni dizajn
poslovnih interijera, osim što veliku pozornost pridaje vizualnom identitetu, također sve više “brine” o zaposleni-
Poslovni toranj – centar modernog poslovanja
Prisutan je sve veći trend u poslovnom svijetu, pa tako i
u Hrvatskoj, da se poslovni korisnici sele iz neadekvatnih,
starih i skučenih prostora, kao što su preuređeni stanovi
i slično, u moderne poslovne zgrade unutar poslovnih
zona. Prednosti takvih prostora su neupitne jer korisnik
može prostor prilagoditi vlastitim potrebama, na
raspolaganju mu je cjelovita usluga održavanja prostora,
osigurana parkirališna mjesta, a posebna se pozornost
posvećuje relaksaciji zaposlenika, pa tako mnogi imaju
posebno dizajnirane prostore za opuštanje, rekreaciju
ili sport. Zbog sve većih zahtjeva tržišta, u Hrvatskoj je
primjetan trend gradnje suvremenih poslovnih tornjeva.
Tako su u Zagrebu, pored već postojećih, niknuli i novi
poslovni tornjevi (popularni “Sky office”), a i u Splitu
DalCasa Grupa kreće s izgradnjom prvoga poslovnog
tornja u Splitu, na predjelu Pazdigrad, koji će imati čak i
helidrom na vrhu.
Kod uređenja poslovnog prostora, odnosno ureda,
treba voditi brigu o više čimbenika. Ponajprije, o tome
koliko će zaposlenika boraviti u uredu, koja je njihova
dob te koje su njihove svakodnevne aktivnosti. Vrlo je
bitno pronaći balans između funkcionalnog i vizualnog
Dašak boje ulijeva toplinu / A touch of colour
Minimalizam sa zanimljivim detaljima /
Minimalism with interesting details
cima, pa se tako nastoji stvoriti optimalno okruženje koje
je istodobno estetski privlačno, funkcionalno i poticajno
za individualni i grupni rad.
identiteta, a kod samog dizajna pažnju treba obratiti na
cjelokupni koncept materijala, boja, rasvjete, ergonomskog namještaja te mnogih drugih detalja. Isti se pomno
i pažljivo biraju, ovisno o vrsti djelatnosti koja će se u uredu obavljati. Prije svega potrebno je pažljivo definirati
potrebe korisnika i proučiti poslovne procese određene
tvrtke. Postoji nekoliko osnovnih principa na temelju kojih
se može optimalno organizirati prostor. Na prvo mjesto
uvijek dolazi funkcionalnost, odnosno strateška organizacija prostora.
Stil uređenja treba prilagoditi djelatnosti tvrtke
Sukladno željama i mogućnostima klijenata, vrlo je bitno
da dizajn ureda, baš poput uspješno obavljenog poslovnog projekta, zadovoljava sve aspekte zadanih normi
te da odiše osobnošću pojedine tvrtke. Iako je bitno da
se dizajn jednog ureda razlikuje od dizajna drugog, ono
što bi trebalo biti zajedničko svim poslovnim interijerima
jest poboljšanje kvalitete rada i boravka u njima, a također i njihov pozitivan utjecaj na cjelokupni imidž tvrtke. Postoji nekoliko osnovnih stilova dizajna poslovnih
interijera, no svaki dobro dizajniran ured teži svojevrsnoj
originalnosti i prilagođen je potrebama korisnika. Rapidnim napretkom tehnologije, i dizajn ureda postaje sve
više cyber-office, minimalistički opremljen ured s mnogo
najmodernijih tehnoloških pomagala.
To je tzv. tehnološki stil opremanja. On zahtijeva samo hla17
Fluidan i optimalno osvijetlen prostor /
Fluid space with optimal lightning
Zanimljiva dizajnerska rješenja /
Interesting designer solutions
Multifunkcionalni uredi / Multifunctional offices
Strateška organizacija prostora / Strategic space organization
dne, neutralne (ne)boje, poput bijele, sive i crne, a sličan
pristup ima i op art koji preferira crno-bijeli svijet. Za razliku
od njih, pop art i postmodernistički stil u interijer unose radost jarkih boja. Postmodernistički stil obiluje energičnim
bojama koje djelatnike potiču na kreativnost i produktivnost, dok jednostavnost, te bijela, crna i siva boja ne
postoje za njega. Crvena, žuta, plava, zelena, ljubičasta, narančasta i ostale jarke boje stvaraju zanimljive i
inovativne prostore u kojima je naglasak na oblicima i
detaljima. Budući da ovaj maštoviti stil ne poznaje čvrsta pravila koja treba slijediti, unutar njega se kombiniraju najrazličitiji elementi, što svakom pojedincu omogućava osmišljavanje vlastita stila. Postmodernistički stil nije
opterećen čvrstim pravilima te se u njemu mogu kombinirati razne forme i oblici, a do izražaja dolazi vlastita kreativnost svakog pojedinca. Stoga je takav stil prikladan
upravo za uređenje arhitektonskih, dizajnerskih i umjetničkih ureda. Oblikovanje prostora u jednom od klasičnih
stilova znači nanošenje većinom tamnijih i toplih boja te
antikni masivni namještaj i umjetničke slike. Klasični stil
je kombinacija stilskog namještaja od, najčešće, tamnijeg drveta, poput orahovine i elegantnih dekora, te se
preporučuje tvrtkama koje grade imidž otmjene tradicionalnosti. Globalnim stilom vladaju zemljane boje – od
narančaste do tamnosmeđe – uz dodatak intenzivnih
nijansi zelene, plave i žute te svojevrstan eklektizam s
etno detaljima.
Optimalno osvjetljenje i ugodna temperatura radnog
prostora također su vrlo važni. Potrebno je da prostor
ima minimalno tri izvora svjetlosti: ambijentalni (stropna
i zidna rasvjeta), prirodni (prozori, staklene stijenke) te
onaj na radnome stolu. Za dobru suradnju, visoku produktivnost i timski rad, izrazito je važno da radni prostor
ima svojevrsnu fluidnost, odnosno protočnost prostora i
slobodnu cirkulaciju ljudi. Kako poslovni procesi postaju sve dinamičniji, primjećuje se tendencija stvaranja
otvorenih prostora (koncept “open space“) koji omogućava nesmetanu komunikaciju, ali opet uz određenu
privatnost gdje je to potrebno, koja se postiže mobilnim
pregradama ili montažnim pregradnim zidovima.
Inspiration office – poslovni interijer budućnosti
Inspirativno radno okruženje je vrlo bitno, posebno ljudima mlađe generacije. Oni zahtijevaju zabavno, otvoreno radno mjesto, personalizirani dizajn u postmodernističkom stilu te tehnološki izrazito naprednu radnu okolinu.
Veliki broj stručnjaka iz područja dizajna interijera istražuje i nastoji predvidjeti kako će izgledati prostori budućnosti. Iako su njihova mišljenja različita, svi se slažu da
Odlike suvremenog ureda
• Optimalan balans između funkcionalnosti i estetike
• Ergonomski oblikovan namještaj
• Strateška organizacija prostora
• Optimalno osvjetljenje i ugodna temperatura radnog prostora
• Fluidnost prostora – koncept “open space”
• Multifunkcionalan namještaj
• ”Smart-office” - tehnološki napredno opremljen ured
• Inspirativno radno okruženje
• Dodatni sadržaji za opuštanje i relaksaciju zaposlenika
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Tema broja
Optimalan balans između funkcionalnosti i estetike - poslovna rješenja iz tvtke Černelić / Optimal
balance between functionality and aesthetics-business solutions from Černelić company
će razvoj tehnologije odigrati veliku ulogu kako u promjeni svakodnevnih aktivnosti (virtualna mobilnost, brži
prijenos informacija), tako i u izgledu stambenih i poslovnih prostora. Minimalizam (jednostavnost, čiste linije,
otvoreni prostori) i multifunkcionalni komadi namještaja
sve se više spominju kao idealno rješenje za užurbani način života, čiji je imperativ boravak u prostoru koji se lako
održava, fleksibilan je i olakšava komunikaciju među suradnicima.
Primjeri inovativno dizajniranih poslovnih interijera u svijetu su De Lage Lagen u Milanu, NCR u Škotskoj ili Orange u Haagu, UK Nationwide, Swindon u Belfastu i mnogi
drugi. Primjetno je da se u najsuvremenije dizajniranje
prostora najčešće upuštaju tvrtke kojima je neka vrsta
dizajna i osnovna djelatnost tvrtke: marketinške agencije, arhitektonski, dizajnerski i umjetnički uredi, ali i sve
ostale tvrtke koje izrazito drže do svog identiteta u javnosti i do svojih zaposlenika. Funkcionalan i lijepo uređen poslovni prostor danas je preduvjet za snažan tržišni
identitet, optimalno funkcioniranje poslovnih procesa i
zadovoljstvo zaposlenika.
Budući da se i u Hrvatskoj sve više pažnje posvećuje
dizajnu i funkcionalnosti poslovnog prostora, mnogo je
kvalitetnih poslovnih interijera, a i sve više tvrtki specijaliziranih za uređenje istih (kao što je u Hrvatskoj vodeći
Černelić d.o.o.). Na primjer, uredi velikih korporacija,
kao što su Podravka, Imago, Adris grupa, agencija Publicis, realizirani su uz vrlo usku interakciju sa samim korisnicima, koji su dali svoje primjedbe i sugestije. Na taj način
je postignuta maksimalna funkcionalnost, a i korisnici su
zadovoljniji.
Tako, primjerice, Vipnetov poslovni kompleks otvoren
2006., tzv. inteligentna zgrada, pruža najbolje moguće
radne uvjete za Vipnetove zaposlenike. Uz najmoderniju
opremu i standarde, zaposlenici imaju i brojne dodatne
sadržaje: restorane, vrtić za djecu, fitness, bazen, saune
i masaže.
Poslovni interijer sve više postaje važno marketinško oruđe jer predstavlja “ogledalo“ tvrtke i vrlo često se upravo na temelju njega doživljava čitava tvrtka. Poznata je
činjenica da izgled poslovnog prostora mnogo govori
ne samo o zaposlenicima koji u njemu borave, nego i o
kompaniji u cjelini. Stoga, želite li na potencijalne klijente
ostaviti dojam kreativnosti, učinkovitosti i profesionalnosti, od velikog je značenja ako vas u tim nastojanjima
podržava i izgled vašeg ureda.
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Zadovoljstvo u uredu
ČERNELIĆ
Rješenja za poslovne interijere
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Černelić d.o.o.
www.cernelic.hr
Rijeka, Kumičićeva 22
T: 051 403 150
Kontakt: 091 4814 441
E: [email protected]
Split, Put Supavla 1
T: 021 380 822
Kontakt: 091 4814 443
E: [email protected]
Zagreb, Vlaška 39
T: +385 1 4814 448
E: [email protected]
Decentan i prozračan središnji dio / Pure and translucent central part
Poslovni prostor DalCase u skladu
sa svjetskim trendovima
DalCasa Grupa je za svoje urede odabrala treći kat poslovne zgrade
koja se nastavlja na TC Joker u splitskom predjelu Brodarica. Moderna
ostakljena građevina je s tri strane orijentirana na glavne prilaze trgovačkom centru i samim time omogućava tvrtki otvorenu komunikaciju sa svijetom, što je u skladu s njezinom poslovnom filozofijom.
Ulaz u urede je centralno postavljen te je time napravljena i osnovna
podjela prostora na dva dijela, što i obilježava samu djelatnost tvrtke:
podjela na marketing i redakciju magazina DalCasa, te investicijski
i graditeljski dio tvrtke. Taj središnji dio je čist i prozračan prostor kojim dominira masivni prijamni pult crne boje s logom tvrtke. Minimalizam te jednostavnost materijala i boja ostavljaju dojam otvorenosti
i fluidnosti prostora. Sjajne porculanske pločice izvanstandardnih dimenzija postavljene su u cijelom prijamnom holu, a umetanjem crnih
staklenih ploča istih dimenzija te crnih lakiranih LCD televizora na zidovima, stvoren je zanimljiv kontrast. Dašak umjetnosti unose crno-bijele
umjetničke fotografije Rina Efendića sa splitskim motivima postavljene
na zidovima hodnika.
Uredi su vrlo čistog i funkcionalnog dizajna, prilagođeni osnovnim
potrebama zaposlenika tvrtke, ali ujedno ostavljaju mjesta individualnim prilagodbama i izražavanju osobnosti svakog zaposlenika.
Također su u minimalističkom, crno-bijelom stilu sa sitnim “obojenim” detaljima, poput crvenih vješalica u obliku stabala, koji prostoru daju toplinu. Osim osam ureda te glavnog, prijamnog hola,
poslovni prostor DalCasa Grupe se sastoji još od dvorane za prijam
klijenata, prezentacijske dvorane, sanitarnih čvorova i prostorije za
odmor zaposlenika. Minimalizam dizajna decentno je obogaćen
kultnim dizajnerskim komadima namještaja (kao što su Van der Rohova “Barcelona“, prepoznatljiva lampa Arco iz 1962. dizajnerskog
dvojca Achillea i Piera Giacoma Castiglionija te Tulip chair iz 50-ih
godina prošlog stoljeća koju je dizajnirao Eero Saarinen), naravno
sve u crno-bijelim kombinacijama te u skladu s ostalim namještajem.
Arhitektica ovog prostora Vanessa Bilbija rekla nam je da su se pri
dizajniranju ovog poslovnog prostora vodili izrekom “Od minimuma
se postiže maksimum”, te tako stvorili vizualno privlačan prostor koji
je u funkciji njegovim korisnicima, a koji istodobno odiše stilom i suvremenošću.
Zanimljiva dizajnerska rješenja /
Interesting design solutions
Lampa Arco dominira prostorom /
Arco lamp dominates the space
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Cover st
ory
Inovativno i svježe rješenje dizajna poslovnog interijera marketinške agencije Imago osmislila je tvrtka AAG / Fresh and innovative office design solution
in the Imago marketing agency designed by AAG company
Office Interior Design The Mirror of
a Modern Company
“As soon as clients see our office premises, they expect great things from us.
Therefore, our office is our friend”, says John Ludwig, founder of marketing
agency PUSH
Written by: Danijela Mandušiæ
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Photo: Božidar Vukièeviæ
Soba za sastanke u Adris Grupi / Meeting room in Adris Group
Originalna konferencijska dvorana u Podravci / Original conference room in Podravka
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egardless of the field of work a company is involved in, an important factor in the creation
of its positive image in the eyes of the public is
precisely the way its office spaces look. Besides
furnishing the offices with ergonomically shaped furniture
that affects the health and productivity of the employees, company owners and managers are paying more
and more attention to the visual identity of the office interior, because that becomes the company’s “visit card”
of sorts in the modern business world. While attempting
to create a positive and attractive image in the public,
every company or agency pays special attention to the
process of designing their own office spaces, because
an attractive and modern-designed office space leaves
the impression of professionalism and efficiency on every
visitor (business partner, client…).
However, decorating business premises in a quality way
is a very complicated assignment. Contemporary design
of business interiors, besides paying a great deal of attention to the visual identity, also manages to “care” about
the employees more and more, which is reflected in attempts to try and create an optimal environment that is
simultaneously aesthetically appealing, functional and
motivating for individual and group work.
Business Tower – The Centre of Modern Business
Processes
We are witnessing an increasing trend in the business
world, as well as in Croatia, of business users moving from
inadequate, old and narrow spaces, such as remodelled
apartments and similar facilities, into modern business
buildings within business zones. The advantages of such
zones cannot be questioned as the user can adjust the
premises to his needs, has the entire maintenance service
at his disposal, parking spaces are ensured, and special
attention is given to relaxation of employees, so many
premises have specially designed rooms for relaxation,
recreation or sports.
Due to the market’s increasing demands, Croatia is witnessing a trend of constructing modern business towers.
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Mnogo dnevne svjetlosti i fluidan prostor povećavaju produktivnost zaposlenika / Fluid space and lot of daily light raises the
productivity of employers
Alongside the existing towers, Zagreb recently received
new business facilities (like the popular “Sky Office”),
while DalCasa Group in Split begins with the construction
of the first business tower in Split in the settlement called
Pazdigrad, and it will even feature a heliport on its top.
While decorating an office or a business space, several
factors need to be taken into account. First of all, one
should pay attention on how many employees will stay
in the office, as well as on their age and everyday activities. It is very important to find the balance between the
functional and visual identity, while design itself should
pay attention on the overall concept of materials, colours, lighting, ergonomic furniture and other details.
Those elements are carefully chosen, depending on the
type of work that will be performed in the office. Prior
to everything, it is necessary to carefully define the users’ needs and study the company’s business processes.
There are several basic principles that can serve as basis of optimal space organization. Functionality always
comes first, or you might call it strategic organization of
space.
Decoration Style Must Be Adapted to the Company’s
Field of Work
In line with the wishes and possibilities of clients, it is very
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cessfully performed project, satisfies all the aspects of assigned norms and that it radiates the personality of a
specific company. Although it is always important that
different office designs don’t look identical, the things
that all business interiors should share is the improvement
of quality of work and time spending in them, as well
as them having a positive influence on the company’s
overall image. There are several primary styles of office
interior design, but every competently designed office
strives towards originality and is adjusted to the users’
needs. Due to the rapid progress of technology, an office design is increasingly starting to look like cyber-ofCharacteristic of a Contemporary Office
• Optimal balance between functionality and aesthetics
• Ergonomically shaped furniture
• Strategic organization of space
• Optimal lighting and pleasant temperature of the office
• Space fluidity – “open space” concept
• Multifunctional furniture
• “Smart Office” – an office with advanced technology
• An inspirational working environment
• Extra-features for the employees’ relaxation and comfort
Pregrade omogućavaju privatnost i unose živost u ured /
Assembled partition walls give privacy and bring life
into the office
fice, an office furnished in a minimalist way with plenty
of top-modern technology utensils.
This is the so-called technological style of decoration. It
thrives on cold, neutral (non)colours like white, grey and
black, and it shares a similar approach to op art that prefers the black and white world. Unlike them, pop art and
the post-modern style bring the joy of bright colours into
the interior. Post-modern style has plenty of energetic colours that encourage the employees to be creative and
productive, while it has basically never heard of simplicity, or the colours of white, black and grey. Red, yellow,
blue, green, purple, orange and other bright colours create interesting and innovative spaces that put emphasis
on shapes and details. Due to the fact that this imaginative style doesn’t have any firm ground rules that must be
followed, the most diverse elements are combined within
it, which gives the option of coming up with their own
style to every single individual. The post-modern style is
not inhibited with firm rules and it allows combinations of
various forms and shapes, allowing every individual’s creativity to truly shine through. That is why this style is ideal
for decoration of architectonic, designer or art offices.
Designing and decorating space in one of the classic
styles stands for introducing mainly darker and warm colours, as well as antique massive furniture and art paintings. Classic style is a combination of stylish furniture from
mostly dark wood, such as walnut wood, with elegant
decors, and is recommended for companies that are
trying to convey the image of classy traditionalism. Global style is dominated by “earth” colours – from orange
to dark-brown – with the addition of intense shades of
green, blue and yellow, and it often features a type of
eclecticism with ethno details.
Optimal lighting and pleasant temperature of a workplace are also very important. It is necessary for every
office to have three sources of light: ambiental (ceiling
and wall lights), natural (windows, glass surfaces) and
the source on the desk. In order to achieve good cooperation, high productivity and teamwork, it is extremely
important to impose fluidity, the free flow of space and
free circulation of people in the office space. Due to the
business processes becoming more and more dynamic,
it is not hard to notice a tendency to create open spaces
(the “open space” concept) that enables uninhibited
communication, but still with a certain dose of privacy
where it’s called for, which is achieved with mobile partitions or assembled partition walls.
Inspiration Office – Business Interior of the Future
An inspirational working environment is very important,
especially for younger-generation people. They demand
a fun, open workplace, as well as personalized design
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Tulip chairs u dvorani za prijam klijenata / Tulip chairs in
the meeting room
that brushes on postmodernism and a technologically
advanced working surrounding.
A large number of experts from the field of interior design
are exploring and trying to predict the way future offices
will look like. Although their opinions differ, they all agree
that technology growth will play a huge part in the
change of everyday activities (virtual mobility, quicker
flow of information), as well as in the change of the way
residential and office premises will look like. Minimalism
(simplicity, pure lines, open spaces) and multi-functional
pieces of furniture are increasingly mentioned as ideal
solutions for this speedy lifestyle, which puts emphasis on
staying in a space that is easily maintained, flexible and
makes communication between co-workers easier.
Examples of innovatively designed office interiors in the
world are De Lage Lagen in Milan, NCR in Scotland, Orange in Hague, UK Nationwide, Swindon in Belfast and
many others. It is noticeable that the most modern manners of office design are predominantly tackled by companies that perform some type of design as their primary
field of work: marketing agencies, architectonic, designer and art offices, but also all other companies that
deeply care about their public identity and the welfare
of their employees. A functional and nicely decorated
office space is now prerequisite for a strong market
identity, optimal functioning of business processes and
the satisfaction of employees.
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cated to design and functionality of office spaces in
Croatia, there are many quality office interiors out there,
as well as a larger number of companies that are specialized in this field of work (Černelić d.o.o. is the leading
one in Croatia). For example, offices of large corporations like Podravka, Imago, Adris Group and agency
Publicis have been decorated in close interaction with
users themselves, as they were more than happy to give
their ideas and suggestions. That helped in achieving
maximum functionality, and the users are happier as
well.
Vipnet’s business complex, which was opened in 2006
as the so-called intelligent building, offers best possible
working conditions for all their employees. Alongside the
most modern equipment and standards, employees
also have other additional features: restaurants, kindergarten for children, fitness, swimming pool, saunas and
massages.
Business interiors are increasingly becoming an important marketing tool because they represent “the mirror”
of the company, and very often carry the reflection of
the entire firm. It is well known that the appearance of
an office will speak volumes not only on the employees
that spend time there, but also on the company as a
whole. Therefore, if you want to enchant your clients
with the impression of creativity, efficiency and professionalism, it is highly significant that the way your office
looks supports you in those efforts.
DalCasin “Inspiration office” / DalCasa’s “Inspiration office”
DalCasa Office Premises Agreeing with World Trends
DalCasa Group has located its offices at the third floor
of the business building that serves as extension to shopping centre Joker in Brodarica, Split. The modern glassed
building has three sides that are oriented towards the
main entrances of the shopping centre, thus enabling
the company to openly communicate with the world,
which is in line with its business philosophy.
Entrance to the offices is centrally positioned and creates
the basic division of the premises into two parts, which is
identical to the company’s field of work: division to the
marketing and DalCasa Magazine’s editorial staff on one
side, and the part of the company that deals with investments and construction on the other side. That central
part is a pure and translucent space that is dominated
by a massive black reception desk featuring a company
logo. Minimalism and simplicity of materials and colours
leave the impression of openness and space fluidity. Shiny
porcelain tiles of extraordinary dimensions are positioned
all over the reception hall, and an interesting contrast
has been created by slipping in some black glass tiles of
the same dimensions, as well as black varnished LCD television sets on the walls. The breath of art is delivered by
black and white art photos by Rino Efendić, which feature various Split motifs positioned on the hallway’s walls.
Offices are characterized by a pure and functional
design. They are adjusted to the basic needs of the
company’s employees, but they also leave room for
individual adjustments and offer every employee an
option of expressing his/her personality. They also come
in minimalist, black and white style with tiny “coloured”
details, such as tree-shaped red hangers that give special warmth to the premises. Besides the eight offices
and the main reception hall, DalCasa Group’s business
premises also feature a room for meetings with clients,
as well as a presentation hall, sanitary facilities and a
room for relaxation of the workers. The design minimalism is subtly enriched with famous designer pieces of
furniture (such as Van der Roh’s “Barcelona”, the recognizable “Arco” lamp from 1962 by Achille and Piero Giacomo Castiglioni, and the Tulip Chair from the 1950s by
Eero Saarinen), and it doesn’t have to be said that their
black and white combinations agree with the rest of the
furniture. Vanessa Bilbija, the architect of these premises, told us that she used the saying “achieve maximum
from the minimum” while designing these offices, which
led to the creation of a visually attractive space that is
functional to its users, but which simultaneously radiates
style and modernity.
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MARKO MURTIÆ
Arhitekt u nautièkim
vodama
Poznati arhitekt Marko Murtić upustio se prije nekoliko godina u pomalo neobičan posao
- dizajniranje luksuznih jedrilica. No, to je samo na prvi pogled neobično jer svatko tko
iole poznaje Murtića zna da je on veliki zaljubljenik u more i jedrenje, da sudjeluje i u
mnogim regatama, a u listopadu 2007. njegov tim na maxi krstašu AAG Big One odnio je
pobjedu na poznatoj splitskoj Mrduji. Njegova linija jedrilica, AAG Murtic Yachts, proizvodi
linije 52, 56, 62 i 72, svi u dvije varijante: Sport i Performance, a postali su i izvoznici na
inozemno tržište
Razgovarala: Ivana Bioèina
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Foto: Mario Periša / MAPE
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ada ste počeli s projektom izrade jedrilice, htjeli
ste napraviti jedrilicu koja će u svijetu brodova
biti isto što i Aston Martin u svijetu automobila.
Otvorili ste tvrtku AAG Nautika, okupili zanimljiv
tim i krenuli u ambiciozan pothvat gradnje supermodernih i luksuznih jedrilica Murtic Yacht. Kako se rodila i razvijala ta ideja?
Ideja se rodila jednostavno, s obzirom da sam odmalena
vezan uz jedrenje i more. Kada smo kao tvrtka dovoljno
sazreli i shvatili da možemo ići u neku veću investiciju,
odlučili smo krenuti u projekt izrade brenda vezanog uz
jedrenje. Sudjelovao sam na izgradnji drvenog broda prije dvadesetak godina, tako da sam imao neko iskustvo i
osjećaj što je to brodogradnja, kakav je to proces.
U liniji postoje Murtic 52, 56, 62 i 72, svi u dvije varijante:
Sport i Performance. Namjeravate li proširivati liniju i koliko je brodova do sada napravljeno?
Ova je linija nama zapravo vizija brodova koje radimo.
Međutim, od svih tih brodova samo je pedesetdvojka
u proizvodnji. Inače smo do sada napravili sedam brodova koji su potpuno drugog karaktera, dvije regatne
jedrilice i pet brodova koji su također regatni, ali manji.
Kako je konkurentno tržište prihvatilo prvu hrvatsku jahtu?
To nije prva hrvatska jahta, ima puno hrvatskih jahti, ali
sve što smo do sada napravili išlo je u inozemstvo. Sam
proces plasiranja potpuno je otvoren što se tiče međunarodnog tržišta, nema problema s plasmanom.
Jedrilica za regate AAG BIg One / AAG Big One regatta’s sailing boat
GP 42 iz AAG Nautike / GP 42 made in
AAG Nautika
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AAG Nautika je nastala zapravo kao podgrupa AAG Dizajn Centra koji je prošle godine proslavio dvadesetu
obljetnicu postojanja. Danas je AAG Dizajn Centar sinonim za kvalitetu i stil, raspolaže vlastitom suvremeno
opremljenom tvornicom namještaja i ekskluzivni je zastupnik tridesetak najuglednijih proizvođača autorskog
produkt-dizajna. Kada usporedite svoje početke 1987. i
danas, koliko se promijenilo stanje u uređenju interijera
i produkt-dizajnu u Hrvatskoj?
Definitivno se vidi velika razlika. Najviše je za to zaslužan
internacionalizam koji je sve više prisutan, tako da se više
ne vidi neka veća razlika između komercijalnih interijera
u inozemstvu i kod nas. No ono što nedostaje jest inovativnost, jer je većina interijera zapravo copy paste. To
je nešto što je vezano i uz odnos investitora i arhitekata. Mislim da su kod nas investitori u fazi kada razmišljaju
tako da treba napraviti ono što je već viđeno, a možda
i ne shvaćaju mogućnosti inovacije. A to utječe na arhitekta.
Problem neslaganja s investitorima oko koncepta i rada
nije rijedak kod dizajnera i arhitekata. Kakva su vaša
iskustva što se toga tiče?
To je potpuno normalno. Investitor je osoba, pravna ili
privatna, koja svoj novac ulaže u neki projekt. Ima viziju
zašto ulaže u neki projekt i što od njega želi. Logično je
da mora postojati utjecaj investitora na arhitekta. Najbolja simbioza je kada dođe do povjerenja te investitor
prepusti arhitektu da na temelju idejnog plana razradi
projekt.
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Stan na Ribnjaku - nagrada “Bernardo Bernardi” za najuspješnije ostvarenje na području oblikovanja i unutrašnjeg
uređenja / The apartment in Ribnjak - award “Bernardo Bernardi” for the best accomplishment in the field of interior
decoration
Vaša tvrtka se razlikuje od drugih i po pristupu klijentima,
koji je u Hrvatskoj nov i neuobičajen. Klijent, naime, ne
dolazi u AAG Dizajn Centar po gotov proizvod, nego naručuje onaj koji će najbolje pristajati njegovu prostoru.
Kupac razradi problematiku s dizajnerom ili arhitektom,
a on mu ponudi rješenje. Zašto je u Hrvatskoj takav individualan pristup klijentu još uvijek nepoznanica?
Ne bi trebao biti nepoznanica, ali kod nas u Centru je
taj pristup uobičajen jer mi nikada nismo ni bili prodavači namještaja, nego smo uvijek ponajprije bili arhitekti.
Tako da kod nas ljudi dolaze po savjet ili po projekt. Osim
toga, zastupamo nekoliko desetaka stranih tvrtki, te zastupamo samo onaj dizajn koji se uklapa u naš koncept,
dizajn bezvremenskog karaktera koji se može uklopiti u
bilo koji tip interijera, a da ima svoj identitet.
Udruženje hrvatskih arhitekata dodijelilo vam je 2003.
godine nagradu ˝Bernardo Bernardi˝ za najuspješnije
ostvarenje na području oblikovanja i unutrašnjeg uređenja za adaptaciju prostranog stana na Ribnjaku. Što je, po
vašemu mišljenju, najvažnije kod uređenja nekog interijera i primjenjujete li aktualne trendove pri oblikovanju?
Ja sam arhitekt, nisam čisti dizajner interijera, pa drukčije sagledavam prostor, naime sagledavam ga arhitektonski, njegove funkcionalne mogućnosti, mogućnosti
povezivanja, protoka prostora, te dajem novu dimenziju
svakom prostoru u koji ulazim. Važna mi je ne samo dekoracija elementima, nego i ukupna promjena funkcionalnosti. To je i ono što me privlači kod interijera, mogu30
ćnost da se arhitektonski djeluje. Što se tiče trendova, u
Centru se ne povodimo direktno, nego osluškujemo što
se događa. Živimo u ovom vremenu, ali težimo rukopisu
koji nije direktno podložan tome.
AAG Dizajn Centar je poznat po modernističkom uređenju interijera, a u posljednjih nekoliko godina postali
ste najtraženiji projektanti i dizajneri poslovnih prostora
vodećih hrvatskih kompanija. Koja je razlika u pristupu
uređenju interijera privatnog stana i poslovnog prostora? Je li vam možda nešto od toga dvoje ipak draže?
Razlika je povelika. Kod uređenja interijera poslovnog
prostora najbitnije je istaknuti branding kompanije i da
sam prostor utječe na vizualni identitet, a ne samo grafički dio. Vizija kompanije kroz arhitekturu i interijer mora
biti sastavni dio vizualnog identiteta. Kod privatnih kuća
je potpuno druga stvar, najbitnije je kako klijent želi živjeti u tom prostoru. Ne misli se samo na estetiku, nego
na način života. Hoće li mi uređenje stana ili poslovnog
prostora biti draže, ovisi najviše o klijentu. Ako je klijent
takav da s njim uživaš u radu, onda mi je jednako drago
raditi nešto malo ili veliko.
I za kraj, koji su vam planovi za budućnost?
Za sada ništa ne mijenjamo, bavimo se arhitekturom i
drugi dio je ovaj koji se odnosi na nautiku, i ustrajat ćemo
u razvoju brenda. Obično se ciklusi novih ideja događaju svakih nekoliko godina, a sada smo u fazi razvoja nautičkog segmenta. A arhitektura je uvijek aktualna.
MARKO MURTIÆ
Architect in a Nautical World
Famous architect Marko Murtić embarked on an unusual line of business several years ago
– designing luxurious sailboats. However, that is unusual only to those who don’t know
Murtić because he is a great lover of sailing and the sea, he participates in numerous boat
races, and his team on maxi-cruiser AAG Big One won the famous Split Mrduja in October
2007. His boat line, AAG Murtic Yachts, produces lines 52, 56, 62 and 72, and they all come
in two options: Sport and Performance, which are also distributed into foreign markets
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Interviewed by: Ivana Bioèina
hen you started doing sailboat projects,
you wanted to build a sailboat that will
serve as the Aston Martin of the boat world.
You opened your firm AAG Nautika, gathered an interesting team and embarked on this ambitious challenge of building super-modern and luxurious
sailboats Murtic Yacht. How did this idea come about
and develop?
The idea came about fairly simply, considering the fact
that I have been connected with sailing and the sea
Photo: Mario Periša / MAPE
since I was little. When we matured enough as a firm and
realized that we can now tackle a larger investment we
decided to start the project of producing a sailboat brand.
I participated in the process of constructing a wooden
boat some twenty years ago, so I had the sense of experience when it came to ship construction and all that the
process involves.
Your lines include Murtic 52, 56, 62 and 72, and all of them
come in two options: Sport and Performance. Do you have
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Interijer marketinške agencije Imago / The interior of marketing agency “Imago”
Podravkin poslovni interijer /
Office interior of Podravka
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any intention of broadening the line and how many boats
have you produced so far?
This line is actually a vision of boats we’re producing.
However, only the 52 line is actually in production. We
have built seven boats so far that have a completely different character: two racing sailboats and five boats that
also race, but are smaller.
That is completely normal. An investor is a person, legal or
private, that invests money into a project. He has a vision
of the project he invests in and knows what he wants. It
is logical for the investor to affect the architect. The best
symbiosis occurs when mutual trust is born and the investors give freedom to the architect regarding the process
of transforming the idea into a project.
How has the competitive market accepted the first
Croatian yacht?
That is not the first Croatian yacht, there are many
Croatian yachts, but everything we have built so far has
been ordered from abroad. The very process of distributing is completely open when it comes to the international
market, and there are no problems whatsoever.
Your firm differs from others in regards to how you approach your clients, which is not very usual in Croatia.
The client doesn’t come to AAG Design Centre to pick up
a finished product, but they order the one they feel will
suit his space the best. The buyer analyses the situation
with the designer or architect, as they offer him the solution. Why does Croatia still lack this individual approach
towards clients?
It shouldn’t be lacking, but our Centre has always operated that way because we never considered ourselves
furniture salesmen – we have always primarily been architects. People come to see us for advice or to start a
project. Besides, we represent several dozen foreign firms,
and we only represent the design that fits into our concept of timeless character that can adapt to any type of
interior without losing its identity.
AAG Nautika started as a subgroup to AAG Design Centre that celebrated its twentieth birthday last year. AAG
Design Centre is now synonymous to quality and style, as
it has its own modern furniture factory and is the exclusive
representative of about thirty of the most prestigious manufacturers of author product-design. When you compare
your beginnings in 1987 with the present, how different is
the state of the field of interior decoration and productdesign in Croatia?
You can definitely see a big difference. Most credit goes
to the now-present internationalism, as you can’t see a
huge difference between foreign and our commercial
interiors. One thing that is lacking is innovativeness, because most of the interiors are actually copy paste. That
has a lot to do with the relationship between an investor
and an architect. I think our investors are going through
a phase where they feel they should decide on something that has already been seen, and they might just not
understand the power of innovation. And that greatly affects the architect.
The problem of disagreeing with investors about the concept of work is not rare when it comes to designers and architects. What are your experiences in that department?
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Association of Croatian Architects awarded you with the
“Bernardo Bernardi” award in 2003 for the best accomplishment in the field of interior decoration for the adaptation of a spacious apartment in Ribnjak. According to
you, what is the most important thing while decorating an
interior and do you use current trends in that process?
I am an architect rather than a pure interior designer, so I
have a different view regarding space – I observe it architectonically, analyse its functional possibilities and options
of connection and flow of space, and I provide a new
dimension to every space I enter. I care about more than
just decorating with elements, as that should also include
the change in functionality. That is the thing that attracts
me in interiors – the possibility of being an architect. As far
as trends are concerned, we don’t follow them blindly in
Tim AAG BIg Onea redovito osvaja regate / The team of
AAG Big Ones wins reggats regularly
the Centre, but we do keep are eyes open as to what’s
going on. We are living in this time, but we’re trying to create something that transcends it.
AAG Design Centre is known for its modern way of decorating interiors, and you have recently become the most
sought-after projectors and designers of office premises
of leading Croatian companies. What is the difference
in your approach to working on the interior of a private
apartment and an office space? Do you prefer one of
those two options?
There is quite a difference. While working on an office
space, it is important to point out the company’s branding and achieve the positive effect on its visual identity,
instead of merely worrying about the graphic part. The
vision of the company through architecture and the interior must be the integral part of the visual identity. Private
homes are a completely different thing, as it only matters how the client wants to live in that space. You also
pay attention to the lifestyle, instead of just aesthetics. As
far as preferring working on an apartment or an office
space, that really depends on the client. If the client allows you to enjoy the process, then I don’t care whether
I’m working on something big or small.
Murtic 52
Murtic 52
And finally, what are your plans for the future?
No changes will be made right now – we are doing architecture and the nautical part, and we will try to further
develop our brand. Cycles of new ideas usually occur
once every few years, and we are now in the phase of
developing the nautical segment of work. And architecture is always current.
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Proglašena Kuæa godine
Internetski portal World architecture news svake godine skupi na jednome mjestu najljepše kuće svijeta, a sve s ciljem da bi poticao izvrsnost u arhitekturi. Među šest najboljih
ove godine su se našli i hrvatski arhitekti sa svojom kućom “J2”
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Piše: Ana Perišin
nternetski portal World architecture news (WAN) izabrao je pobjednika prestižne nagrade “Kuća godine”
za 2007. godinu – kuću “J”, južnoafričkog arhitekta
Kevina Fellinghama. Nagrada je osmišljena kako bi
poticala izvrsnost u arhitektonskoj struci, a ocjenjivački
sud koji o njoj odlučuje sastavljen je redom od poznatih
svjetskih arhitekata i stručnjaka: Richard Coleman, Juli34
an Honer, Pierre d’Avoine, Yuili Toh i Christina Seilern.
Žiri je izabrao najbolje od pristiglih radova iz cijeloga svijeta, od Australije do Poljske, prvo njih 25 za širi izbor, pa
šest za uži te, na koncu, i pobjednika.
Kriteriji su bili originalnost, inovativnost, oblikovanje i prostorne kvalitete, održivost, okruženje u kojem se kuće nalaze te objašnjenja samih autora.
Pobjednička kuća “J” Kevina Fellinghama /
The award-winning “J House” of Kevin Fellingham
Zanimljivo je da je pobjednička kuća “J” prvi završeni
projekt Kevina Fellinghama, s obzirom da je svoj studio
“Kevin Fellingham Architecture” osnovao tek 2006. godine. Možda je ključ uspjeha bio u arhitektovoj posebnoj emocionalnoj involviranosti jer je nagrađena kuća
dizajnirana za njegove roditelje.
Lokacija kuće je osnova njezina dizajna. Smještena je
na rubu Simonstowna, između arhitektonski zaštićenog
dijela i zaštićene zone nacionalnog parka Table Mountain, na granici prirode i kulture, planine i mora. Upravo
je granica to što joj daje svrhu, tvoreći istodobno i utočište i potpunu izloženost prirodi.
“Ova je kuća (House “J”) potaknula najviše rasprava
i bilo ju je najteže razumjeti. Nakon svakog proučavanja, otkrivali bismo kvalitetnije i kvalitetnije karakteristike”, izjavio je žiri.
Korištenje autohtonih materijala te potpuna iskorištenost predivnog pogleda koji se pruža iz većine prostorija išli su u prilog nagrađenog projekta.
Osim nagrade portala WAN, mladi arhitekt je dobio i nagradu “Merit Award” južnoafričkog instituta arhitekture,
kao i “Award of Commendation” instituta Cape.
I hrvatski athitekti među finalistima
Među šest finalista našla se i kuća hrvatskog arhitektonskog studija 3LHD-a, široj javnosti poznatog po projektiranju splitske Rive. To je obiteljska kuća, pod nazivom
“J2”, za bračni par s djecom, smještena u zagrebačkoj
podsljemenskoj zoni, a sam žiri je priznao da je projekt
potaknuo mnogo rasprava. Pohvale su stizale za fluidnost i neformalnost koncepta plana tlorisa te za umjerene materijale koji su korišteni, dok joj je zamjeran previše industrijalni stil za obiteljsku kuću.
Ostali finalisti su: Salt Point House, Thomas Phifer and
Partners, New York, SAD; The Long House, Keith Williams
Architects, London, Velika Britanija; Acrylic House, Takeshi Hosaka Architects, Japan, i Home/office, Marià
Castelló Arquitecte, Formentera Island, Španjolska.
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Kuća “J2”, 3LHD / House “J2”, 3LHD
Announced House of the Year
Internet portal World Architecture News gathers the most wonderful houses in the world
every year with the goal of encouraging excellence in the field of architecture. Among this
year’s six finalists, there was also a group of Croatian architects with their “J2” house
I
Written by: Ana Perišin
nternet portal World Architecture News (WAN) has
chosen the winner of the prestigious “House of the
Year” award for 2007 – it is the “J House” by SouthAfrican architect Kevin Fellingham. The award was
designed in order to encourage excellence in the field
of architecture, with the jury of judges being assembled
from the world’s most respected architects and experts:
Richard Coleman, Julian Honer, Pierre d’Avoine, Yuili Toh
and Christina Seilern. The jury picked out the best among
many projects from all over the world, from Australia to
Poland – originally there were 25 picks in a wider selection, then the six finalists, and then finally the winner. The
criteria were based on originality, innovativeness, quality
of shaping and spatial characteristics, as well as durability, the house’s environment and the authors’ explanations.
It is very interesting that the award-winning “J House”
was the very first completed project for Kevin Fellingham,
considering the fact that he started his “Kevin Fellingham
Architecture” studio in 2006. Perhaps the key of his success can be found in the architect’s special emotional
involvement to this house, as it was designed for his parents.
The basis of the house’s design is its location. It is situated
on the edge of Simonstown, between the architectonically protected section and the protected zone of national park Table Mountain, right on the border of nature
and culture, mountain and the sea. It is precisely that border that gives it purpose, as it simultaneously creates a
sanctuary and complete submission to nature.
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“This house (J House) has encouraged the largest number
of discussions and was the hardest one to comprehend.
After every round of observation, we would discover characteristics with more and more quality”, the jury stated.
The usage of autochthon materials and complete utilization of a sensational view that is available in the majority
of rooms certainly increased the chances of this project.
Besides the WAN Portal Award, the young architect also
received the Merit Award from the South-African Architecture Institute, as well as the Award of Commendation
from the Cape Institute.
Croatian Architects Also Through to the Final
Among the six finalists in this contest, there was also a
house by Croatian architectonic studio 3LHD, which became familiar to a broader circle of people through their
work on the renovation of Riva in Split. It is a family house
called “J2”, designed for a married couple with children
in the sub-Sljeme zone in Zagreb, and the jury admitted
that the project encouraged many discussions among
them. Credits were given for fluidity and non-formality of
the plan’s concept, as well as for usage of moderate materials, while some points were deducted for the overly
industrial style for a family home.
Other finalists were: Salt Point House by Thomas Phifer
and Partners, New York, USA; The Long House by Keith
Williams Architects, London, Great Britain; Acrylic House
by Takeshi Hosaka Architects, Japan; and finally, Home/
Office by Maria Castello Arquitecte, Formentera Island,
Spain.
Home/Office, Maria Castelló Arquitecte
Info
Long House, Keith Williams Architects
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Prvi poslovni toranj
u Splitu
Toranj će se graditi na površini od 2750 četvornih metara, bit će specifičnog elipsastog
oblika, a sastojat će se od prizemlja i osam katova, s ravnim krovom i podzemnom
garažom sa 70 parkirališnih mjesta, te helidromom na vrhu
Piše: Danijela Mandušiæ
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Za arhitektonsko oblikovanje
građevine zaslužna je Jugana
Petrović / The architectonic
shape of the building is the
work of Jugana Petrović
U
poslovnom svijetu je zamjetan trend potražnje
za suvremenim poslovnim zonama s optimalno
projektiranim i dizajniranim poslovnim prostorima koji su istodobno vizualno privlačni te funkcionalni i ugodni za boravak i rad. Da bi odgovorila na
moderne zahtjeve tržišta poslovnih nekretnina u Hrvatskoj, investicijska tvrtka DalCasa se odlučila za projekt
izgradnje prvog poslovnog tornja u Splitu, i to na predjelu Pazdigrad, u jugoistočnom dijelu grada, nedaleko
od mora.
Oblik elipse s transparentnim staklenim površinama
Projektiranju prvoga poslovnog tornja u Splitu i Dalmaciji,
pristupilo se zbog sve veće potrebe za stvaranjem
svojevrsne poslovne zone, odnosno dinamičnog i
modernog poslovnog okruženja. Pritom se mnogo
pažnje pridavalo smještaju samog tornja u urbanističko
okruženje te mediteransko podneblje. Lokacija, dizajn
i specifikacija ove građevine zadovoljit će i najveće
zahtjeve lokalnih i međunarodnih korporacija.
Sam toranj, koji se gradi na površini od 2750 četvornih
metara, bit će vrlo specifičnog elipsastog oblika, a
sastojat će se od prizemlja i osam katova, s ravnim
krovom i podzemnom garažom sa 70 parkirališnih mjesta,
te helidromom na vrhu tornja. Arhitektonsko oblikovanje
građevine, za koje je zaslužna arhitektica Jugana
Petrović, temelji se na autorskoj viziji oblikovanja prostora,
vizualnoj privlačnosti i doživljaju iz vozila u pokretu s
Jadranske magistrale, koja se nalazi u neposrednoj blizini,
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kao i doživljaju pješaka. Jednostavan elipsasti volumen
s transparentnim staklenim površinama te panoramskim
liftom, jedinstveni je vizualni doživljaj kako iznutra, tako i
izvana.
Panoramski lift i helidrom na vrhu tornja
U prizemlju tornja bit će ekskluzivni klub na gotovo tisuću
četvornih metara. Prvi kat je rezerviran za luksuzni restoran
s japanskom i talijanskom kuhinjom, a velik njegov dio
zauzimat će predivna poluotvorena terasa s pogledom
na more i otoke za lagani ručak i opuštanje tijekom
radnog dana. Od drugog do osmog kata nalazit će
se moderni poslovni prostori s ostakljenim stijenkama, a
poveznica između katova bit će panoramski lift. Prizemlje
će također imati pogled na more zbog prirodnog pada
terena i blizine mora. S obzirom da se radi o poslovnom
tornju vrhunske funkcionalnosti, na njegovu će se vrhu
nalaziti helidrom, što je također novost u Splitu.
Unutarnjem dizajnu prostora također će se posvetiti posebna pažnja, i to tako da korespondira sa suvremenom i
neobičnom arhitekturom tornja. Katovi zgrade, zahvaljujući svojim dimenzijama, omogućuju dizajn idealnog poslovnog prostora u skladu s visokim zahtjevima modernih
korporacija, a ujedno ostavljaju mjesta za moguće prilagodbe prema željama određene tvrtke u budućnosti.
U kombinaciji s impresivnim predvorjem, DCG poslovni
toranj bit će idealna simbioza isplativosti, vrhunske kvalitete i dizajna, čime je neusporediv s bilo kojim projektom
u Dalmaciji, a i šire.
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Invest
ment
s
The First Business Tower
in Split
The tower will be built on a 2750 square metre surface and will have a specific
elliptical figure, while consisting of the ground floor and eight upper floors, as well
as a flat roof and a subterranean garage with 70 parking spaces and a heliport on
the top
Written by: Danijela Mandušić
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T
he business world has a noticeable trend of searching for contemporary business zones with optimally
projected and designed business premises, which
are simultaneously visually attractive, functional
and pleasant to stay and work in. In order to respond to
the modern demands of the Croatian real estate market,
investment firm DalCasa has decided to start the project
of building the first business tower in Split, in the southeastern part of the city called Pazdigrad, which is very close
to the sea.
An Elliptical Figure with Transparent Glass Surfaces
The task of projecting the first business tower in Split and
Dalmatia was taken on due to the increasing need of
creating a prototype of a business zone, or a dynamic
and modern business environment. During that process,
lots of attention was given to the location of the tower
itself into an urban environment with a Mediterranean flavour. Location, design and specification of this building
will satisfy even the biggest demands of local and international corporations.
The tower itself, being built on a 2750 square metre surface, will feature a very specific elliptical figure, and will
consist of the ground floor and eight upper floors, as well
as a flat roof and a subterranean garage with 70 parking spaces and a heliport on the top. The architectonic
shape of the building, which is the work of architect Jugana Petrović, is based on the author’s vision of shaping space, achieving visual attractiveness and an experience from a moving vehicle on the Adriatic Highway,
which is very near the tower, as well as the experience
of a pedestrian. Simple elliptical volume with transparent
glass surfaces and a panoramic elevator is a unique visual experience from both the inside and the outside.
Panoramic Elevator and Heliport on the Top of the Tower
The tower’s ground floor will feature an exclusive club
that will take up almost one thousand square metres. The
first floor is reserved for a luxurious restaurant with Japanese and Italian cuisine, and a large part of it will be in
the shape of a wonderful semi-open terrace with a view
over the sea and the islands, which will be perfect for a
light lunch and some relaxation during the workday. The
area between the second and the eighth floor will feature modern business premises with glass surfaces, while
the panoramic elevator will connect all the floors. The
ground floor will also overlook the sea due to the natural
slope of the turf and the nearness of the sea. Considering the fact that we’re talking about a business tower of
supreme functionality, its top will feature a heliport, which
is also a novelty for Split.
The interior design of the tower will also receive plenty of
attention, as it will try to correspond to the tower’s modern and unusual architecture. The floors of the building,
due to their dimensions, have enabled the design of an
ideal set of business premises in harmony with high demands of modern corporations, while also leaving room
for possible readjustments, should any of the companies
wish to enforce them in the future. In combination with
the impressive lobby, business tower DCG will be the ideal symbiosis of profitability, top quality and design, which
means that it cannot be compared to any project in Dalmatia and beyond.
Impresivno predvorje / Impressive lobby
Helidrom na vrhu zgrade / A heliport on the top
of the building
U prizemlju tornja bit će ekskluzivni klub na gotovo tisuću četvornih metara / he tower’s ground
floor will feature an exclusive club that will take up
almost one thousand square metres
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Vijest
i
Arhitektonski “duh” nad
starom prugom
Diesel dizajnira interijere
Modna kuća Diesel, u suradnji sa Zucchi Group, jednim od najvećih svjetskih proizvođača i distributera tekstilnih proizvoda za
dom, počinje dizajnirati interijere. Tema koncepta se vrti oko kombinacije rock’n’roll i ležernog stila življenja koji sadrži prepoznatljivi Dieselov stil i stav. “Uspješno življenje iz Diesela” će i u dizajnu
interijera prenijeti srž i vrijednost branda, okarakterizirati ga inovativnim dizajnom, te ironičnim i vintage prizivom, kombiniranim
s ultramodernim i duhovitim detaljima. Novu kolekciju dizajnirao
je kreativni tim Diesela
predvođen direktorom
Wilbertom Dasom, a
bit će službeno predstavljena u travnju
2008. u Milanu, na Međunarodnom sajmu
namještaja.
Diesel
Designs
Interiors
Fashion brand Diesel,
in cooperation with
Zucchi Group, one of
the world’s biggest
manufacturers
and
distributors of home textile products, is starting to design interiors. The theme of the concept revolves around the combination
of rock’n’roll and a casual lifestyle that is found in Diesel’s recognizable style and attitude. “Successful living from Diesel” will use
interior designs to transmit the brand’s essence and value, as well
as enrich it with innovative design and ironic and vintage throwbacks combined with ultramodern and humorous details. The new
collection was designed by Diesel’s creative team led by director
Wilbert Das, and it will be officially presented at the International
Furniture Fair in Milan in April 2008.
Natječaj dizajna za internetsku
generaciju
Electrolux poziva studente industrijskog dizajna iz cijelog svijeta
da dizajniraju “kućanske uređaje za internetsku generaciju”. Ovogodišnji zadatak natječaja usmjeren je na brendovski osviještene,
zaposlene mlade stručnjake u dobi između 25 i 35 godina koji brinu o zaštiti okoliša, upoznati su s tehnologijom i online komunikacijom. Prijedlozi moraju odražavati temeljne interese internetske
generacije: prilagodljivost, praktičnost, uštedu vremena i materijala, personaliziranost, kreativnost, tehnologiju i održivost. Prijave
za ovogodišnji natječaj su do 30. svibnja.
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Arhitekt Neil Denari projektirao je suvremenu, transparentnu
zgradu pokraj stare željezničke linije High Line u samom središtu New Yorka. Napuštena pruga pretvorena je u linearni gradski park, a projektirajući zgradu nad njom, Denari se “poigrao”
kosim fasadama, što budućim
stanarima pruža zanimljive i
neobične kutove gledanja na
grad. Cijela građevina izgrađena je od stakla koje je stavljeno
u glomazne željezne okvire, a
čak se i u dizajniranju interijera mnogo koristilo staklo, tako
da prozračna građevina kao
da lebdi nad starom gradskom
prugom.
Architectonic
“Ghost” Above
the Old Railway
Architect Neil Denari projected a modern, transparent
building next to the old railroad High Line in the very centre
of New York. The abandoned railway was turned into a linear
city park, and while projecting the building above it, Denari
“toyed” with oblique facades, which provides some interesting
and unusual angles of observing the city for any future tenants.
The whole building was made of glass that was placed within
gigantic steel frames, and glass was also often used in the process of designing interiors, so this ethereal building leaves the
impression of flowing above the old city railway.
A Design Contest for the Internet
Generation
Electrolux invites industrial design students from all over the world
to design “household appliances for the Internet generation”. This
year’s assignment is aimed at brand-aware, busy young experts
of age 25-35 that care about the environment, are familiar with
technology and online communication. Suggestions must express
basic interests of the Internet generation: adjustability, practicality,
time and material preservation, personality, creativity, technology
and durability. Applications for this year’s contest can be sent until
May 30th.
Toranj Pixel u Dubaiju
Inspiriran zaigranim mjehurićima u čaši šampanjca, James
Law dizajnirao je toranj 21. stoljeća na samoj obali mora u
Dubaiju. Fasadni otvori dizajnirani su tako da, osim vizualnog
dojma, stvaraju i veću zaštitu od sunca na južnom dijelu, a
na sjevernom otvaraju pogled prema moru. Toranj ima 18
katova, a opremljen je najmodernijom tehnologijom, pa
tako stanari mogu preko svojih mobilnih uređaja kontrolirati
stan kad nisu u njemu, pa čak i daljinski upravljati kamerama
postavljenima u stanu. Savršen spoj modernog dizajna,
tehnologije i funkcionalnosti. Za vrhunske trendsetere!
Pixel Tower in Dubai
Pripremila / Edited by: Danijela Mandušiæ
Inspired with playful bubbles in a champagne glass, James
Law designed a 21st-century tower on the very coast of Dubai. Façade openings are designed in a way that, besides the
visual impression, they increase the level of sun protection on
the southern part, while opening the view towards the sea at
the northern side. The tower has 18 floors and is equipped
with the most modern technology, so tenants can use their
mobile devices to control the apartment when they’re not in
it, even using remote controls to operate the cameras in the
apartment. A perfect combination of modern design, technology and functionality. For top-notch trendsetters only!
Najveći i najviši
most na svijetu
Još jedno čudo arhitekture u Dubaiju! Dug 1,7 kilometara, visine do
205 metara, novi most dizajnirala
je tvrtka Fxfowle International i zasigurno će postati novi “landmark”
Dubaija. Svojim dizajnom evocira
valove pješčanih dina nadomak
grada, a arhitekti su njegovom strukturom željeli simbolički predočiti
mjesečeve mijene, ali i uklopiti ga u
okolnu arhitekturu, posebno novu
zgradu Opere koja se nalazi u neposrednoj blizini. Most uvijek
simbolizira spajanje, a arhitekti su ovim mostom željeli posebno naglasiti stapanje starog i novog, tradicijskih vrijednosti i
budućih stremljenja, kako u arhitekturi, tako i u životu.
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Hrvatska tvrtka gradi
poslovni centar u Moskvi
Studio BF, u suradnji s IGH-om, osvojio je prvu nagradu na pozivnom natječaju za poslovni centar Grupe Most u Moskvi. Riječ je o
poslovnom centru veličine 200 tisuća četvornih metara, a obuhvaća korporacijsko središte Grupe Most, šoping-zonu i hotele. Projekt
je sastavni dio novog ekograda od 300.000 stanovnika, koji se nalazi u jugoistočnom dijelu Moskve, a izradila ga je grupa Maxwan
iz Rotterdama.
A Croatian Company Building
a Business Centre in Moscow
Studio BF, in cooperation with IGH, has won the top prize at the invitational contest for the Most Group business centre in Moscow. This
will be a business centre that will take up 200 thousand square metres, and will include the Most Group corporation centre, a shopping
zone and hotels. The project is the integral part of the new eco-city
with 300.000 people located in the southeastern part of Moscow,
and it was constructed by Maxwan Group from Rotterdam.
The Biggest and Tallest
Bridge in the
World
Another architectural miracle
in Dubai! 1,7 kilometres long
and up to 205 metres high,
this new bridge was designed
by company Fxfowle International and it is bound to become Dubai’s new landmark.
Its design evokes waves of
sand dunes near the city, and
its structure was created by
the architects in order to symbolically present the changes
of the moon, but they also intended to adjust it to the surrounding
architecture, particularly the new Opera building nearby. A bridge
always symbolizes connection, and architects wanted to use this
bridge to emphasize the blending of old and new, traditional values
and future ambitions, in both architecture and life.
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Rajski vrtovi
nadomak Splita
Rajski vrtovi, kako je ovo naselje dobilo ime zbog svoje estetske privlačnosti s daškom
hedonizma, kao i izrazite funkcionalnosti i sigurnosti, namijenjeno je obiteljima koje posebno
cijene privatnost, tišinu dalmatinske prirode te miran i siguran obiteljski život. Vile je projektirao
osječki arhitekt Oliver Grigić, jedan od najcjenjenijih hrvatskih arhitekata, posebice poznat po
svom osebujnom i suvremenom projektiranju obiteljskih vila
Piše: Danijela Mandušiæ
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Posebnu ekskluzivnost lokaciji daje
prekrasan panoramski pogled na
Split i srednjodalmatinske otoke /
What’s particularly exclusive about
this location is a wonderful panoramic
view over Split and the mid-Dalmatian
islands
Naselje se sastoji od 48 moderno dizajniranih kamenih vila
jednokatnica / The settlement consists of 48 one-storey stone
villas designed in a modern way
U
samom središtu Dalmacije, na netaknutom
dijelu Kaštelanskog zaljeva, između Splita i Trogira, gradi se luksuzno naselje obiteljskih vila
zatvorenog tipa, prvo takve vrste u Hrvatskoj.
U svijetu je već godinama prisutan trend migracije ljudi iz velikih zagađenih gradskih središta na periferiju,
u potrazi za mirom i odmorom od sve brže i napornije poslovne svakodnevice. Potrebu za takvim, mirnim
obiteljskim okruženjem, prepoznali su u investicijskoj tvrtki DalCasa Grupa te pokrenuli projekt obiteljskih vila
koje će zadovoljiti i najzahtjevnije kupce, one kojima su
kvaliteta života te miran i udoban odmor od posla na
prvome mjestu.
Pionirski projekt urbanih vila zatvorenog tipa u Hrvatskoj
Rajski vrtovi, kako je to naselje dobilo ime zbog svoje
estetske privlačnosti s daškom hedonizma, kao i izrazite funkcionalnosti i sigurnosti, namijenjeno je obiteljima
koje posebno cijene privatnost, tišinu dalmatinske prirode te miran i siguran obiteljski život. Naselje je smješteno
na 37.000 četvornih metara površine, između pitomih
padina Kozjaka i Kaštelanskog zaljeva, okruženo netaknutnom prirodom te udaljeno samo 2000 metara od
mora. Nadomak je nekoliko urbanih središta i u neposrednoj blizini pratećih sadržaja, kao što su vrtić, crkva
i pošta. Posebnu ekskluzivnost lokaciji daje prekrasan
panoramski pogled na Split i srednjodalmatinske otoke
Šoltu, Brač, Hvar i Vis.
Lokacija je odlično povezana s gradovima Trogirom i
Splitom, a u skoroj budućnosti, prije dovršenja urbanih
vila, udaljenost do Splita bit će neznatna zahvaljujući
izgradnji brze prometnice kojom će se do Splita stizati
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Svaka kuća ima pomno dizajniranu okućnicu i bazen /
Each house has a carefully designed courtyard and
swimming pool
za 10 minuta, a do Trogira za samo pet minuta. Također
se vrlo jednostavno i brzo stiže do ulaska na autocestu
Split-Zagreb, a u Kaštelima se nalazi i međunarodna
zračna luka Split, kao i novoizgrađena marina Kaštela s
420 vezova i pratećim sadržajima.
Luksuzno stambeno naselje Rajski vrtovi bit će organizirano po principu zatvorenog tipa, što je apsolutna novost
na tržištu luksuznih nekretnina u Hrvatskoj. Kompletno će
biti ograđeno kamenim zidom, a na samom ulazu nalazit će se upravna zgrada u kojoj će se voditi briga o
cijelom naselju te će tako budući stanari imati potpunu
privatnost i sigurnost. U upravnoj zgradi bit će služba za
održavanje i čuvanje naselja, i ona će biti pod stalnim
videonadzorom. Osim toga, imat će i dodatne sadržaje,
kao što su praonica, restoran i ugostiteljski objekt.
Savršen sklad moderne arhitekture i mediteranskog
podneblja
Naselje se sastoji od 48 moderno dizajniranih kamenih
vila jednokatnica, od kojih svaka ima pomno dizajniranu okućnicu i bazen. Vile je projektirao osječki arhitekt
Oliver Grigić, jedan od najcjenjenijih hrvatskih arhitekata, posebice poznat po svom osebujnom i suvremenom
projektiranju obiteljskih vila. Grigić pri projektiranju izrazitu pozornost pridaje skladu arhitekture i prirode koja je
okružuje, iskorištavajući pritom na najbolji mogući način
klimatske i hortikulturne osobitosti podneblja, a također
posebnu pozornost posvećuje kvaliteti življenja i udobnosti budućih stanara, pa je i ove vile projektirao po
vlastitu životnom i profesionalnom kredu. Poznata je njegova obiteljska Villa Primošten (o kojoj smo već pisali u
našemu magazinu) zbog koje je nominiran za nagradu
“Drago Galić” za najuspješnije ostvarenje na području
stambene arhitekture u 2005., te dobio nekoliko priznanja struke. Imajući na umu da na blagoj dalmatinskoj
klimi ljudi mnogo slobodnog vremena provode na otvo48
Vile je projektirao osječki arhitekt
Oliver Grigić / The villas were projected by architect Oliver Grigić
renome, posebnu pozornost je posvetio funkcionalnom
i privlačnom izgledu okućnice, s mnogo terasa, prostora
za druženje i neizostavnim bazenom.
Tri tipa vila s okućnicom i bazenom
Vile će se sastojati od prizemlja i jednog kata, a projektirane su u tri osnovna tipa. Najvažniju razliku među njima
čini njihova prostranost pa će tako najveći broj vila imati
oko 200 četvornih metara, nešto manji broj njih 160 m², a
najmanji broj bit će onih najluksuznijih ukupne stambene
površine od čak 250 četvornih metara, koje će biti smještene na rubovima samog naselja, što će im omogućavati dodatnu privatnost. Bit će izgrađene od najkvalitetnijih građevnih materijala i opremljene vrhunskom
dizajnerskom opremom za unutarnje uređenje, dok će,
zahvaljujući blago kaskadno položenom tlu, svaka vila
imati pogled na more.
Unutarnje uređenje će varirati ovisno o velični vile, a
posebna pažnja će se pridavati otvorenosti prostora s
malo zidova i mnogo staklenih stijenki koje gledaju na
vrt s bazenom i more. Svaka vila će biti opremljena alarmima i suvremenim videonadzorom koji će se moći kontrolirati preko interneta, solarnim grijanjem te pametnim
sustavom zaključavanja.
Okoliš će biti dizajniran u mediteranskom stilu, s mnogo
mirisnog dalmatinskog bilja i prostorima za druženje, a
ipak će svaki posjed imati vlastitu privatnost jer će svaka
vila biti okružena kamenim zidom.
Prostor Rudina, na kojem će se graditi ovo naselje, do
sada je bio zapušten i nedovoljno iskorišten. Ovim projektom gradnje luksuznog naselja odgovorit će se potrebama suvremenih poslovnih ljudi koji, nakon napornog
radnog dana, zaslužuju kvalitetan odmor daleko od
gradske vreve, u svom djeliću raja, estetski vrlo privlačnom, udobnom i savršeno sigurnom za njih i njihove
obitelji.
Invest
ment
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Written by: Danijela Mandušić
Paradise Gardens
Just Outside of Split
Paradise Gardens, which is the name of this settlement due to its aesthetical attractiveness
with a breath of hedonism, as well as its extreme functionality and safety, was designed for
families that have a special dose of appreciation for privacy, quiet Dalmatian nature and a
peaceful and safe family life. The villas were projected by architect Oliver Grigić from Osijek,
as he is one of the most respected Croatian architects known for his distinctive and modern
projecting of family villas
A
t the very centre of Dalmatia, on the preserved
section of Kaštela Bay between Split and Trogir,
we find a luxurious settlement of enclosed family
villas being built, which marks the first settlement
of such type in Croatia. For many years now, the rest of
the world has witnessed a trend of people migrating from
large polluted city centres to the suburbs, as they are trying to find peace and relaxation from their increasingly
fast and tiring everyday jobs. The need for that type of
a peaceful family environment was recognized in investment firm “DalCasa Group”, as they started a project of
family villas that would satisfy even the most demanding
buyers who are primarily concerned with quality of life
and nice relaxation from their work.
A Pioneering Project of Enclosed Urban Villas in Croatia
Paradise Gardens, which is the name of this settlement
due to its aesthetical attractiveness with a breath of he-
donism, as well as its extreme functionality and safety,
was designed for families that have a special dose of
appreciation for privacy, quiet Dalmatian nature and a
peaceful and safe family life. The settlement is located on
37.000 square metres of surface, between the mild Kozjak
slopes and Kaštela Bay, surrounded by preserved nature
and just 2000 metres away from the sea. It is near several
urban centres and important accompanying facilities,
such as a kindergarten, church and post office. What’s
particularly exclusive about this location is a wonderful
panoramic view over Split and the mid-Dalmatian islands
Šolta, Brač, Hvar and Vis.
The location is excellently connected to Trogir and Split,
and in the very near future, even prior to the completion
of the villas, Split will become even much closer due to
the construction of a fast highway that will reduce the distance to only 10 minutes, while Trogir will be only five minutes away. Access to Highway Split-Zagreb is also very
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Okoliš će biti dizajniran u mediteranskom stilu, s mnogo mirisnog dalmatinskog bilja /
The surroundings will be designed in complete Mediterranean style, with plenty of aromatic Dalmatian plants
fast and simple, while Kaštela also features the International Split Airport and the newly built Kaštela Marina with
420 moorings and accompanying facilities.
Luxurious residential settlement Paradise Gardens will be
organized in an enclosed principle, which is an absolute
novelty on the market of luxurious real estates in Croatia. It will be completely fenced with a stonewall, and the
very entrance will feature an administration building that
will control the entire settlement, thus ensuring complete
privacy and safety for all the tenants. The administration
building will provide services for maintenance and settlement safety, and it will be under constant video-supervision. In addition to that, it will provide some other facilities, such as the laundry room, restaurant and catering
objects.
Perfect Harmony of Modern Architecture and Mediterranean Climate
The settlement consists of 48 one-storey stone villas designed in a modern way, with each of them having a carefully designed courtyard and swimming pool. The villas
were projected by architect Oliver Grigić from Osijek,
as he is one of the most respected Croatian architects
known for his distinctive and modern projecting of family
villas. While going through the projecting process, Grigić
pays special attention to the harmony of architecture
and the surrounding nature, while also taking advantage
of the climate and horticultural conditions of the area.
He also pays special attention to the future tenants’ life
quality and level of comfort, and that is why he also projected these villas according to his personal and professional credo. His family Villa Primošten is well renowned
(we already covered it in our magazine), and it got him
nominated for the Drago Galić Award in the category
for most successful achievement in the field of residential
architecture in 2005, as well as winning him several other
professional awards. Keeping in mind that the mild Dalmatian climate allows people to spend a lot of time out-
doors, he paid special attention to the functionality and
beauty of the courtyard, with plenty of terraces, social
areas and the unavoidable swimming pool.
Three Types of Villas with Courtyards and Swimming Pools
The villas will consist of the ground floor and the upper
floor, and they were projected into three separate groups. Their spaciousness is what makes the difference, as
the largest number of villas will have 200 square metres, a
slightly smaller number will take up 160 m2, while the smallest number will have the most luxurious residential size of
250 square metres. Those biggest villas will be positioned
on the very outskirts of the settlement, which will provide
them with additional privacy. They will be constructed
by using top-quality construction materials and furnished
with the best designer equipment for interior decoration
and, thanks to the slightly cascade position of the ground, every villa will have a wonderful view over the sea.
Interior decoration will vary depending on the villa size,
while special attention will be provided to opening up
the space by using very few walls and plenty of glass
surfaces that overlook the garden, the swimming pool
and the sea. Every villa will be equipped with alarms and
a modern video-supervision that will be controllable over
the Internet, and there will also be solar heating and an
intelligent locking system.
The surroundings will be designed in complete Mediterranean style, with plenty of aromatic Dalmatian plants
and social areas, but every property will still have its dose
of privacy due to the surrounding stonewalls.
This settlement will be built in a small town called Rudine,
which has previously been neglected and very underutilised. This project of constructing a luxurious settlement
will provide an answer to the needs of modern businessmen that, after a long workday, deserve a quality relaxation away from the busy city, in their little slices of heaven that are aesthetically very attractive, comfortable
and perfectly safe for them and their families.
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Avant
ura
GRAZ -
savršen spoj
tradicijske
i moderne
arhitekture
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Graz je zaista nedovoljno istražena ljepotica
koja nam je “nadohvat ruke”, i osim samog
šopinga, uvijek možete pogledati i neku suvremenu izložbu ili instalaciju u svemirskom
Kunsthouseu, ili se, pak, samo diviti toj fascinantnoj građevini iznutra i izvana
Piše: Danijela Mandušiæ
Foto: www.graztourism.at
O
sim što je tradicionalna meka za šopingholičare, Graz je i grad kulture, umjetnosti i
moderne arhitekture. Smješten na raskrižju
nekoliko velikih europskih kultura – talijanske, slavenske, mađarske i germanske – Graz je uzeo
ono najbolje od svake od njih. Sa svojih gotovo 250.000
stanovnika, Graz je drugi austrijski grad po veličini i prilično se razlikuje od, prema njemu golemoga, glavnoga
grada Austrije. Nema velikih dvoraca, carskih parkova
i muzeja – svih onih bečkih svjedoka velike monarhije.
Ulice su manje, lako dostupne bez ikakvog prijevoznog
sredstva i šarmantne upravo zbog malih specijaliziranih
prodavaonica sa starinskim nazivima i mnogobrojnih
galerija. Sam koncept grada, s obveznim šopingom i neobveznom šetnjom, ispijanjem kave i obrokom u nekom
od lounge restorana ili kušanjem fine štajerske kuhinje i
poznatih bijelih vina, vožnjom biciklom ili samo ležanjem
na travi, čine ga zaista opuštajućim.
Murinsel - umjetni otok na Muri, zapravo željezna
amfiteatarska konstrukcija koja povezuje dvije obale
rijeke i dva dijela grada / Murinsel - an artificial island
on Mura, or to be more precise, an iron amphitheatre
construction that connects the two river coasts and
the two city part
Europski grad kulture 2003.
Sveučilišni grad, grad kulture i moderne arhitekture, “štajerski Gradec” je glavni grad savezne pokrajine Štajerske. Smješten je u predalpskom prostoru, na sjevernom
rubu Gradečkog polja (Grazer Feld), a rijeka Mura koja
teče kroz grad daje mu dodir mirnoće i spokoja. Graz
je 2003., prvi u Austriji, dobio laskavu titulu Europskoga
grada kulture i tada je izgrađeno nekoliko kapitalnih
objekata u službi suvremene umjetnosti i kulture, pravih
“ljepotica” moderne arhitekture koje su zauvijek promijenile vizure grada, dokazale kako stara i nova arhitektura mogu postojati u vizualnoj simbiozi, te ucrtale ovaj
grad u “must see” odredišta sviju koji cijene suvremenu
umjetnost i arhitekturu.
Već pri prvom susretu s Grazom jasno je da ovaj grad
mnogo ulaže u modernu arhitekturu. Zračna luka (rad
austrijskih arhitekata Riegler.Riewe i Pittino&Ortner) i
glavna željeznička postaja (Zechner&Zechner) doživjele su u posljednjem desetljeću arhitektonski “makeover”. Ulazeći u samo gradsko središte, na desnoj obali
Mure, nekada neugledna industrijska četvrt doživjela
je potpunu preobrazbu. Sada je to multikulturni šareni
krajobraz ispunjen malim lounge barovima i restoranima
koji nude kuhinje iz svih krajeva svijeta, galerijama suvremene umjetnosti i mnoštvom mladih ljudi koji dolaze iz
raznih krajeva svijeta. No, apsolutna kraljica ovoga dijela grada, i razlog zbog kojeg mnogi dolaze ovamo, jest
Kunsthouse (Muzej suvremene umjetnosti), nadrealno
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Avant
ura
biomorfno zdanje popularno nazvano “friendly alien”,
koje svojom masivnošću i neobičnim oblikom potpuno
dominira tim dijelom grada, danju reflektirajući na svom
uvijenom tijelu okolne, arhitektonski posve drukčije građevine, a noću postajući jedinstvena svjetlosna instalacija.
Friendly alien i Murin pužić
Tvorci ove “izvanzemaljske” građevine su britanski arhitekti Peter Cook i Colin Fournier koji su pokraj Iron house
iz 19. stoljeća napravili pravo čudo moderne arhitekture.
Ova glomazna gradska instalacija počiva na staklenoj
bazi i zato se doima kao da je bestežinska. BIX fasada
se sastoji od 1066 različito oblikovanih staklenih ploča
ispod kojih su svjetla koja noću šalju tekstovne i videoporuke na drugu stranu Mure ili, možda, u svemir. Ispod
te svjetlucave kože nalazi se 2000 četvornih metara funkcionalnog izložbenog prostora na dvije etaže, restoran,
“travelator” u suženom središnjem dijelu te platforma za
panoramsko promatranje na vrhu.
Još jedna građevina u tom dijelu grada plijeni pozornost.
Izgrađen 2003., kao i Kunsthouse, Murinsel, u doslovnom
prijevodu “otok na Muri” ili od milja “Murin pužić”, druga
je važna atrakcija modernoga Graza. To je umjetni otok
na Muri, zapravo željezna amfiteatarska konstrukcija
koja povezuje dvije obale rijeke i dva dijela grada. Autor
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Muzej suvremene umjetnosti poznat i
kao “friendly alien”/ Contemporary Art
Museum also known as “friendly alien”
je Amerikanac Vito Acconci i njezina prvotna namjena
nije bila da ostane u Grazu, ali je stanovnicima toliko prirasla srcu da su je odlučili ostaviti da vječno lebdi nad
Murom. Kako i neće kad sad mogu ispijati kavu nasred
rijeke i uživati u koncertima i predstavama na otvorenoj
pozornici školjkastog oblika.
Osim tih dviju građevina, u povodu obilježavanja Graza
kao kulturne prijestolnice Europe 2003., izgrađen je još i
Dječji muzej te velika Helmut List hala koja predstavlja
simbiozu umjetnosti i tehnologije. Arhitekt Markus Pernthaler prenamijenio je bivšu industrijsku halu u veliku
dvoranu za različita kulturna događanja. Napravljena
je od stakla na željeznoj konstrukciji i može primiti više
od tisuću uzvanika, a da bi bila savršeno akustična, u
projektiranju mu je pomogao skladatelj Nikolaus Harnoncourt.
Savršen spoj tradicije i avangarde
Od “čuda” suvremene arhitekture, treba još spomenuti
i botaničke vrtove koji su izgrađeni 1995. i do danas su
poznati kao najoptimalnije rješenje za savršenu difuziju
svjetla i stvaranje sasvim druge klime za egzotične biljke
sa svih strana svijeta koje se mogu razgledati u njima. To
duguju lagano nakrivljenim opnama od akrilnog stakla
koje zanimljivo izgledaju i iznutra i izvana.
No, Graz nije meka samo za ljubitelje suvremene arhi-
Avant
ura
Kameno stepenište koje vodi do Shlossberga / Stone
staircase thats leeds to Shlossberg
Stakleni lift unutar Schlossberga /
Glass lift inside of Schlossberg
tekture, zapravo ovaj grad je pravi dokaz kako avangardna i tradicionalna arhitektura mogu savršeno funkcionirati jedna pokraj druge. S umjetnog otoka pruža
se pogled na stari gradski toranj sa satom i legendarni
dvorac Schlossberg na brdu usred grada, zbog kojih je
uži centar Graza od 1999. pod zaštitom UNESCO-a. Dvorac Schlossberg čuva grad već više od tisuću godina, a
po njemu je Graz dobio i ime. Naime, Gradec je slavenska riječ koja doslovno znači “mali dvorac”, no Schlossberg je s godinama izrastao u multifunkcionalni prostor
unutar kojega su konferencijski prostori (Dom im Berg)
te velika otvorena pozornica u bivšim ćelijama dvorca,
a na samom vrhu brda su lounge restoran i šetnice kroz
park. Do vrha vodi uspinjača izgrađena još davne 1896.,
a danas je to stakleni lift s panoramskim pogledom na
grad. Da bi užitak u panorami bio potpun, tu je i zvonik
iz 16. stoljeća, s čijeg vrha puca pogled na cijeli grad, a
u svojoj utrobi krije stare austrijske grbove i najteže zvono
u Austriji.
Graz opravdano nosi naziv “grad kulture“. U koje god
doba godine se zateknete u njemu, ima nekoliko velikih
kulturnih događanja od kojih je većina postala svojevrsni “trademark” pa tako ljubitelji svih umjetnosti mogu
uživati u kulturnoj ponudi. Od velikih festivala, u travnju
je festival austrijske filmske industrije Diagonale, u svibnju
festival elektroničke glazbe i umjetnosti, a ljeto je rezer-
virano za festival klasične glazbe na otvorenom, veliki
međunarodni jazz festival, festival suvremene umjetnosti
“Steirischer herbst“, a na ulicama grada ulični umjetnici
izvode svoje performanse za sve generacije. Graz je i
domaćin poznatoga biennala arhitekture i medija ARTIMAGE, koji prezentira i potiče moderna stremljenja u
arhitekturi, novim medijima i kulturnoj teoriji kroz interaktivne i interdisciplinarne prezentacije.
Graz je zaista nedovoljno istražena ljepotica koja nam
se nalazi nadohvat ruke, i osim samog šopinga, tamo
možete uvijek pogledati i neku suvremenu izložbu ili instalaciju u svemirskom Kunsthouseu ili se samo diviti toj
fascinantnoj građevini iznutra i izvana. Proljeće je definitivno najbolje vrijeme za posjet Grazu, ne samo zbog
mnoštva festivala i bogate kulturne ponude nego i zbog
mirisne procvjetale prirode koja se nalazi nadohvat
ruke, na brdu Schlossberg, u samom centru ili u velikom
gradskom parku kod Opere. Zaustaviti se na kavi nasred
Mure prelazeći s jedne obale na drugu kroz utrobu velikog arhitektonskog puža, obići grad biciklom (koji je
sveprisutno prijevozno sredstvo) ili samo sjediti uz lagani
ručak u centru i pritom uživati u prvoklasnim bijelim vinima i multikulturnoj vrevi, sve su to razlozi zbog kojih je
Graz postao jedno od najpoželjnijih odredišta u ovom
dijelu Europe za vikend-izlet te blizak i aktivan odmor od
svakodnevice ljudima svih generacija.
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Obojana kuća Johanna Mayera /
Peinted house by Johann Mayer
Advent
ure
Škola klavira / Piano school
Graz - The Perfect
Combination of Traditional
and Modern Architecture
Graz is truly an under-explored beauty that is located “within our reach”, and besides
shopping itself, you can always have a look at some contemporary exhibit or installation in the space-like Kunsthouse, or just admire that fascinating building from the
inside and the outside
Written by: Danijela Mandušiæ
Pogled na grad s Mure / View on the city from Mura
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Photo: www.graztourism.at
Noćno šarenilo / Colorful nights
Hauptplatz
B
esides being a traditional Mecca for shoppingholics, Graz is also a city of culture, art and modern architecture. It is located at the crossroads of
several large European cultures – Italian, Slavic,
Hungarian and German – and it has taken the very best
out of every one of them. With the population of almost
250.000 people, Graz is the second biggest Austrian
city, but still a far cry behind the comparatively massive
Austrian capital. There are no enormous castles, imperial parks and museums – all those Vienna witnesses of a
once great monarchy. The streets are smaller and easily
accessible even without any means of transportation,
with that special charm that comes precisely due to
small specialized shops with archaic names and numerous galleries. The very concept of the city, with obligatory shopping and casual strolling, having coffee and
eating a meal in one of the lounge restaurants or taking
up the fine Styria cuisine with famous white wine, as well
as riding a bicycle or just laying on the grass, defines it as
a very relaxing city.
European City of Culture 2003
A university city, a city of culture and modern architec-
Dvorac Schlossberg / Schlossberg castle
ture, “the Styrian Town” is the capital of federal region
Styria. It is located in the pre-Alpine area, on the northern edge of the Grazer Field, while the flowing of river
Mura through its centre provides a peaceful and sombre note. In 2003, Graz became the first Austrian city to
receive the flattering title of the European City of Culture. This is when several capital objects in the service of
contemporary art and culture were built, and these true
beauties of modern architecture permanently changed
the way the city looks, while also proving that archaic
and new architecture can co-exist in visual symbiosis,
which really placed this city among the “must see” destinations for everyone that appreciates modern art and
architecture. Even as you come to Graz for the very first
time, it becomes obvious that this city invests a lot into
modern architecture. The airport (designed by Austrian
architects Riegler. Riewe and Pittino&Ortner) and the
main train station (Zechner&Zechner) have received an
architectonic “makeover” over the last decade. While
crossing the right coast of Mura and entering the city
centre, you will see that the once plain-looking industrial
neighbourhood has been completely transformed. It is
now a multi-cultural, multi-coloured scenery filled with
Toranj sa satom / The Clock Tower
Graz živi na ulici /
Graz lives on the street
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Muzej noću postaje jedinstvena svjetlosna instalacija / During the
night museum becomes a unique lighting installation
little lounge bars and restaurants that offer cuisine specialties from all over the world, as well as numerous modern-art galleries and a pile of young people that come
from all over the world. However, the absolute queen of
this part of the city, and the reason why so many people come here, is the Kunsthouse (Museum of Modern
Arts), which is a surreal bio-morph unit often called “The
Friendly Alien”, as it uses its massive and unusual shape to
completely dominate that section of the city. During the
day, it uses its curved figure to reflect the surrounding, architectonically completely different buildings, and during
the night it becomes a unique lighting installation.
Friendly Alien and Mura’s Little Snail
The creators of this “alien” building are British architects
Peter Cook and Colin Fournier, who created a true miracle of modern architecture next to the 19th-century Iron
House. This gigantic city installation has a base made of
glass, which is why it appears to have no gravity. The BIX
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façade consists of 1066 differently shaped glass plates,
under which we find lights that send textual and videomessages to the other side of Mura during the night, or
maybe even all the way to space. Below that shiny cover, we find 2000 square metres of functional exhibit space
on two levels, as well as a restaurant, “a travelator” in the
narrowed central part, and a platform for the panoramic
view on the top.
There is another building in that part of the city that attracts plenty of attention. Built in 2003 just like the Kunsthouse, Murinsel, which literally means “island on Mura”
and which is commonly called “Mura’s little snail”, is the
second important attraction of modern Graz. It is actually
an artificial island on Mura, or to be more precise, an iron
amphitheatre construction that connects the two river
coasts and the two city parts. The author is Vito Acconci from America, and it wasn’t originally planned for this
construction to permanently stay in Graz. However, the
people in this city really grew to love it, so they decided
Advent
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Pogled na Schlossberg / A view to Schlossberg
Stara uspinjača / Old cable railway
to leave it to eternally flow above Mura. And that was
a pretty obvious choice, as they now can have a cup
of coffee in the middle of the river while enjoying concerts and shows on an open shell-shaped stage.
Besides those two buildings, the occasion of celebrating Graz as the European cultural capital in 2003 also
brought the construction of the Children’s Museum, as
well as the large Helmut List Hall that presents the symbiosis of art and technology. Architect Markus Pernthaler redefined the former industrial hall into a large
arena for various cultural events. It is made of glass on
a steel construction and can take up over a thousand
guests, and in order to achieve the perfect level of
acoustic qualities, the process of projecting it also included composer Nikolaus Harnoncourt.
From “the wonders” of modern architecture, we must
also include botanical gardens that were built in 1995,
and are still known as the most optimal solution for
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Autor “otoka na Muri” je Amerikanac Vito Acconci / The author of the “island on Mura”
is Vito Acconci from America
ent climate for exotic plants from all over the world that
can be enjoyed. This is achieved by using slightly oblique
membranes made of acrylic glass, which creates an interesting sight from both inside and outside.
The Perfect Combination of Tradition and the Avant-garde
However, Graz is more than a Mecca for lovers of modern architecture. In fact, this city truly proves that avantgarde and traditional architecture can perfectly co-exist
next to one another. The artificial island provides a view
over the old city tower with a clock, as well as the legendary Schlossberg castle on the hill in the middle of the city,
and these are the reasons behind the Graz centre becoming a UNESCO-protected area in 1999. Schlossberg
has been guarding the city for over a thousand years,
and Graz even received its name after it. Graz stands for
“little castle” in Slavic, and Schlossberg has eventually
grown to become a multi-functional space containing
conference halls (Dom im Berg) and a large open stage
in the former prison cells of the castle, while the very top
of the hill features a lounge restaurant and walking areas through the park. You can reach the top by using
a cable railway that was built back in 1896, but now it is
a glass elevator with a panoramic view over the city. In
order to make the panoramic pleasure complete, there
is also a 16th-century bell tower with a top that places the
entire city to the palm of your hand, while its interior hides
archaic Austrian state symbols and the heaviest bell in
Austria.
Graz proudly carries the “city of culture” title. Regardless
of the time of the year of your visit, you will get an opportunity to enjoy several large cultural events that have
grown to become a trademark of sorts, so that lovers of
all types of art can enjoy the cultural offering. From the
line of large festivals, April offers the festival of the Austrian film industry called Diagonale, May has the festival
of electronic music and art, while the summer is reserved
for the classical music festival in the open, as well as an international jazz festival and the festival of contemporary
art called “Steirischer Herbst”. Throughout all these happenings, the city streets are filled with street artists doing
their performances for all generations. Graz is also a host
of the famous biennale of architecture and media called
ARTIMAGE, which presents and encourages modern initiatives in architecture, new forms of media and cultural
theory through numerous interactive and interdisciplinary
presentations.
Graz is truly an under-explored beauty that is located
“within our reach, and besides shopping itself, you can
always have a look at some contemporary exhibit or
installation in the space-like Kunsthouse, or just admire
that fascinating building from the inside and the outside.
Springtime is definitely the right period to visit Graz, not
just due to the numerous festivals and the rich cultural
offering, but also because of the wonderful aroma of
blooming nature that is practically right there for all visitors, whether at Schlossberg Hill, the very centre or the
large city park next to the Opera. Having a cup of coffee
in the middle of Mura while relocating yourself from one
coast to the other through the inside of a large architectonic snail, touring through the city with a bicycle (which
is an omnipresent means of transport here), or just sitting
and having a light lunch while enjoying the first-class white
wine and the multi-cultural rush – all these reasons transformed Graz into one of the most desirable destinations
for weekend trips in this part of Europe, which provides
a close and active break from the everyday rhythm to
people of all generations.
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Lobby - mjesto po mjeri
metropole
“Lobby, Food&Mood” novi je zagrebački restoran, smješten u predvorju poslovnog tornja Eurotower. Njegovo ime mnogima zvuči kao mjesto “za višu klasu”, no on je poput pravog kameleona,
jednako prilagodljiv studentima, poslovnjacima i radnicima. Potpuno ostakljen tunel-prolaz ispod
kojeg se nalazi japanski vrt, mnoge će, već pri ulasku u restoran, ostaviti bez daha
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Ostakljeni tunel-prolaz odvaja kafić od restorana / Completely glassed tunnel-passage
divides coffee shop and restaurant
Piše: : Martina Kocijan
O
tvorenje restorana Lobby stiglo je poput okrepljujućeg napitka. Iznenadno i šarmantno,
smjestio se u novom srcu zagrebačkog businessa – zoni poslovnih banaka, diplomatskih
predstavništava, velikih tvrtki i prestižnih fakulteta. Prostor
u kojem se nalazi višeetažan je i polivalentan, što znači da
Lobby nije samo restoran nego i kafić, dnevna blagovaonica te kongresna dvorana. Tim tvrtke Sonabilis, koji stoji
iza projekta, svoja je iskustva više od desetljeća stjecao u
vodećim zagrebačkim i španjolskim hotelima, restoranima
i kavanama. Španjolska riječ “sonabilis” u prijevodu na hrvatski znači “zvučan“, kojom se može okarakterizirati i sam
Lobby, podjednako zvučnog imena. Trojica osnivača Sonabilisa nositelji su svih ideja, nastojanja, truda, pregovora
i kompromisa projekta, na koji imaju zašto biti ponosni.
Ambijent
Lobby je ugostiteljska oaza smještena u predvorju poslovnog tornja. U retro stilu 21. stoljeća savršeno se isprepleće s modernim elementima, poput stotina svjetlosnih kvadrata optočenih staklom i 300 četvornih metara vanjskih
terasa. Prostor čine četiri odvojene i samostalne cjeline
koje istodobno nude transparentnost, povezanost i izoliranost dijelova restorana: kafić, idealan za dnevnu kavu,
dvije odvojene zone za jelo te galerija. Dok kafić od jednog restorana odvaja ostakljen tunel-prolaz, od drugog
ga restorana odvaja posebno dizajnirana drvena pregrada. Razigrani bar, središnje mjesto prostora, zanimljiv
je zbog posebno izrađenih reljefa u mediapan pločama.
Restoran a la carte, idealan za doručak, ručak ili veče-
ru, dodatno ukrašava mali japanski vrt sa živim biljkama,
ograđen staklenim pločama. Stube, uz koje vam pogled
pada na monumentalnu baroknu fresku, vode do gornje
blagovaonice, koja se po danu pretvara u pravu menzu, dok se uvečer ona zatvara i blagavaonica postaje
mjesto idealno za romantičnu večeru uz sjaj obojenih žarulja. Poseban šarm restoranu daje upravo njegova multifunkcionalnost: u jednom prostoru isprepleću se toplo
osvijetljena dnevna blagovaonica, a la carte restoran s
japanskim vrtom te ugodna kavana i bar. Prostor se prilagođava dnevnim casual namjenama, intimnim domjencima, VIP svečanostima, konferencijama, eventima te
brunch, afterwork ili cocktail partyjima. Baš poput pravog
kameleona.
Ideja potekla od akademskog kipara
Fascinantan interijer Lobbyja izvorna je ideja Nedjeljka
Mikaca, akademskog kipara, koji iza sebe već ima
nekoliko uspješnih projekata. Sam Mikac nam je, dok
smo sjedili za stolom u kafiću restorana, promatrali fresku
i tri golema lustera izrađena od 75 zavijenih cijevi, odao
vlastitu viziju projekta: “Dizajnersko ishodište pronašao sam
u likovnosti i unutarnjoj kreaciji i u restoranu stvorio dozu
igre. Najdraži dio Lobbyja mi je tunel, koji istodobno služi
kao vjetrobran, ali i skulptura, te daje dodatnu vrijednost
restoranu. On je jedna od atrakcija i horizontalna
protuteža visokom stropu.” Prostor je prilagođen dnevnoj
varijanti, dok se uvečer pale podna svjetla i stvaraju
romantičnu atmosferu. Materijali koji prevladavaju u
uređenju restorana posve su jednostavni. “Drvo, poliester,
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pleksiglas i metal fasciniraju me više od nekih skupocjenih
varijanti, zato što i najjednostavniji materijali mogu izgledati dobro”, pojašnjava razlog upotrebe “običnih” materijala. Poput mnogih posjetitelja, uvjerili smo se da umjetnik doista zna o čemu govori. Upravo spoj tih materijala
prostoru daje dodatnu notu topline i šarma.
Restoran idealan za evente
U prosincu 2007. restoran je otvoren prvim velikim eventom s 800 uzvanika, čime je počela njegova uspješna
event organizacija. Konferencijska dvorana i sala restorana idealni su prostori su za različite evente, dok su za
druženja predviđeni svi dijelovi Lobbyja, također i tijekom
druženja poslije posla uz živu glazbu. Djelatnici restorana s lakoćom organiziraju najrazličitije vrste domjenaka,
promocija, prezentacija, mini kongresa, pa čak i velikih
evenata, pa tako prostor restorana lako postaje kulisom
za raznolika događanja. Pozivate li na svoju prezentaciju
više od 80 uzvanika, na raspolaganju vam je i odvojena,
polivalentna konferencijska dvorana. Odnedavno u Lobbyju možete uživati u jazz večerima, koje se četvrtkom
organiziraju za sve ljubitelje glazbe tog žanra.
Njoki od komorača /
Gnocchi with fennel
Lungić u umaku od suhih
šljiva / Pork loin with dry
plums souce
Kozice u umaku od limete /
Scrimps in limes souce
Marinirana hobotnica /
Marinaded octopus
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Vrhunsko ugostiteljstvo i ‘CRO zalogaji’
Kao što svaki vrhunski restoran nastoji angažirati vrsnog
kuhara, tako se i Lobby može pohvaliti kuharom A kategorije. Poljak Robert Slezak kuhar je svjetskoga glasa
koji uz dva kuhara s iskustvom u najboljim zagrebačkim
restoranima svakodnevno dizajnira a la carte i dnevne
ponude raznolikih jela te primamljive “CRO zalogaje”.
Slavonski čvarci, marinirana hobotnica, pržene slavonske
kobasice, ličke pole, kozice i pohani istarski sir samo su
dio bogate ponude s iznenađujuće povoljnim cijenama.
Lobby svakodnevno nudi i ukusne doručke, originalan
finger food te sve vrste toplih i hladnih napitaka, odličnu
rakiju i poznata vina. Iznimno ljubazno osoblje i mašta bez
kraja iz kuhinjskih odaja, pokazat će vam koliko se cijeni i prenosi Food&Mood atmosfera. Svoj dan u Lobbyju
možete započeti uz ukusne crosendviče ili tople savijače,
zatim nastaviti zdravom marendom i ručkom u restoranu
a la carte kušajući hranu u kombinaciji hrvatske, poljske,
mediteranske i ine vrhunske kulinarske tradicije.
Mjesto u koje se rado navraća
Restoran “Lobby, Food&Mood“, čiji vanjski dio čini oko
300 m² terasa, sve više postaje jedinstvena točka na
zagrebačkoj ugostiteljskoj karti. Prednja terasa, koja će
uskoro biti i službeno otvorena, nalazi se ispred kavane i
usmjerena je na prometnicu pred glavnim ulazom u lokal,
dok je druga terasa izoliranija i smještena iznad prostora
na galeriji. Radno vrijeme restorana je od 8 do 24 sata,
od ponedjeljka do subote. Dolazite li automobilom, parking vam je do 18 sati dostupan u javnoj garaži, dok u
garaži Eurotowera, kao posjetitelji restorana, možete parkirati besplatno od 18 do 24 sata. Dan za danom, Lobby
sve više postaje lokal u koji se rado navraća. Uz ostakljeni tunel-prolaz u kojem se nalazi japanski vrt, tri izolirana
i istodobno povezana prostora u kojem možete popiti
kavu ili ručati, dugačkim modernim lusterima i korisnim
restoranom menzom, mami sve više zaljubljenika u moderna i funkcionalna zdanja. Fascinantan interijer na višu
dimenziju podiže vrhunska kulinarska usluga, osoblje koje
zna kako se prilagoditi gostima i lagana glazba, koja savršeno smiruje nakon napornog radnog dana.
Poseban šarm restoranu daje njegova multifunkcionalnost /
Special charm of the restaurant gives it multifunctionality
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Lobby - A Place Designed for
the Metropolis
“Lobby, Food&Mood” is a new restaurant in Zagreb, located in the lobby of business tower
Eurotower. His name may sound to many like a destination for “the higher class”, but it functions
like a true chameleon that is just as adaptable to students, businessmen and regular workers.
Completely glassed tunnel-passage, under which we find a Japanese garden, will leave many
feeling breathless right at the entrance
T
he opening of restaurant Lobby arrived like a refreshing beverage. Suddenly and charmingly, it located itself in the new heart of Zagreb business – a
zone of business banks, diplomacy representatives,
large companies and prestigious universities. The space it
occupies has more than one level and it is multifunctional, which means that Lobby is not just a restaurant, but
also a coffee shop, daytime dining room and a congress
hall. The team from firm Sonabilis, which stands behind
the project, has been gathering experience for over a
decade in leading hotels, restaurants and coffee shops
in Zagreb and Spain. Spanish word “sonabilis” stands for
“vocal” in English, and that word can be used to describe the equally vocal Lobby name. The three Sonabilis
founders came up with all the ideas, effort, hard work,
negotiations and compromises of this project, and they
have plenty to be proud of.
Ambience
Lobby is a catering oasis located in the lobby of a business tower. Its 21st century retro style perfectly intertwines
itself with modern elements, such as hundreds of shiny
squares covered in glass or the 300 square metres of outside terraces. The facility consists of four separate and in65
Razigrani lusteri od
pleksiglasa u kafeu /
Playful pendants
made of plexiglas in
bar
dependent units that simultaneously offer transparency,
connection and isolation between restaurant sections:
the coffee shop, ideal for a daytime cup of coffee, the
two separated eating zones and a gallery. While the
coffee shop is divided from one of the restaurants by a
glassed tunnel-passage, the second restaurant is separated by a specially designed wooden partition. The playful bar, which is the central part of the space, is interesting
because of its custom-made reliefs in media-pan plates.
Restaurant a la carte, ideal for breakfast, lunch or dinner,
is additionally embellished by a small Japanese garden
with living plants, which is divided by glass plates. The
stairs, which open the view to the monumental baroque
fresco, lead to the upstairs dining room, which turns into a
real canteen during the day, but shuts down in the night
and becomes a perfect place for a romantic dinner with
the glow of coloured light bulbs. The restaurant’s special
charm originates from its multi-functionality: one of the
rooms combines a warmly illuminated daytime dining
room, a la carte restaurant with a Japanese garden, and
a pleasant coffee shop with a bar. The facility is adapted for casual daytime purposes, intimate banquets, VIP
festivities, conferences, events and brunch, afterwork or
cocktail parties. Just like a true chameleon.
The Idea of an Academic Sculptor
Lobby’s fascinating interior is an original idea by Nedjeljko Mikac, academic sculptor who already has sev66
eral successful projects in his resume. Mikac himself gave
away his vision of this project while we were sitting in the
restaurant’s coffee shop and observing the fresco and
three gigantic chandeliers made from 75 bended pipes:
I”I found the designer source in the artistic side and inner creation, as it was my goal to create a playful dose
in the restaurant. My favourite part of Lobby is the tunnel, which simultaneously serves as a windshield and a
sculpture, which brings extra-value to the restaurant. It is
one of the attractions, as well as a horizontal counterbalance to the high ceiling.” The facility is adapted to the
daytime option, while the evening signals the turning-on
of the floor lights, which creates a romantic atmosphere.
Materials dominating the interior decoration are very simple. “Wood, polyester, Plexiglas and metal fascinate me
more then some expensive options, because even the
simplest of materials can look good”, he explains why
“ordinary” materials were used. Like numerous visitors, we
clearly saw that the artist knows what he’s talking about.
It is that precise combination of materials that provides
an extra-note of warmth and charm.
An Ideal Restaurant for Events
In December 2007, the restaurant was opened with a
first major event for 800 guests, which paved way for its
successful organization of events. Conference hall and
the restaurant’s central room are ideal spaces for such
events, while all other parts of Lobby are meant for so-
Bar s reljefom od mediapan ploča / Bar with
custom-made reliefs in media-pan plate
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Monumentalna barokna freska dominira najvećim
zidom / The monumental baroque fresco dominates
allong the biggest wall
cializing, including after work alongside some live music.
Restaurant employees effortlessly organize various types
of banquets, promotions, presentations, mini-congresses,
and even large events, as the restaurant easily becomes
the background for various events. If you’re inviting over
80 people to your presentation, you will also have a separated, multi-functional conference hall at your disposal.
As of late, you can also visit Lobby to enjoy Jazz nights,
which are organized every Thursday for all lovers of that
genre.
Superb Service and “CRO Bites”
Just like every great restaurant tries to hire a great chef,
Lobby can also brag about having an A-class chef. Robert Slezak from Poland is a world-class chef that, alongside two cooks with experience in finest Zagreb restaurants, spends every day designing a la carte and daytime
offers of various meals, including “CRO bites”. Slavonian
cracklings, marinated octopus, fried Slavonian sausages,
poles from Lika, large shrimp and bread-crumbed Istrian
cheese are just part of the rich offering with surprisingly
low prices. Lobby also offers delicious breakfasts every
day, as well as original finger food and all types of warm
and cold beverages, excellent brandy and famous wines.
Extremely friendly staff and endless imagination from the
kitchen headquarters will demonstrate the amount of
appreciation for the Food&Mood atmosphere. You can
start your day at Lobby with delicious Cro-sandwiches or
warm strudels, then carry on with a healthy snack and
lunch in a la carte restaurant by sampling combinations
of Croatian, Polish, Mediterranean and other top-notch
culinary traditions.
A Place that you’re happy to visit
Restaurant “Lobby, Food&Mood”, with 300 m2 of outdoor terraces, is increasingly becoming a unique stop on
the restaurant map in Zagreb. The front terrace, which will
soon be officially opened, is situated in front of the coffee
shop and directed at the road in front of the main restaurant entrance, while the second terrace is more isolated
and located above the gallery premises. The restaurant is
open from 8 to 24, Monday to Saturday. If you’re arriving
by car, you can park it in the public garage until 6pm,
while the restaurant visitors can park it free of charge in
the Eurotower garage from 6pm till midnight. With every
passing day, Lobby is increasingly becoming a facility
that you’re happy to visit. With a glassed tunnel-passage
that features a Japanese garden, three isolated and simultaneously connected spaces where you can some
lunch or coffee, long modern chandeliers and a useful
restaurant-canteen; it attracts an increasing number of
lovers into modern and functional units. The fascinating
interior is raised to a higher level by superb culinary service, the staff that knows how to adapt to customers, and
some light music that perfectly relaxes a person after a
hard-working day.
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Fine st
vari
Resice u dnevnoj sobi
Elegantni luster Fringe black iz asortimana Moooi, dizajn Edwarda van Vileta, naèinjen je od crnoga pamuènog materijala
impregniranog PVC-om te ukrašen sitnim
resicama koje mu daju profinjenost. Promjera je 70 cm i odlièno æe pristajati kao
“vrckav” detalj u tradicionalno dizajniranim dnevnim i poslovnim prostorima.
Možete ga naæi, kao i veæi dio asortimana
Moooi, u Rasvjeti Ribariæ.
Pauk koji mami uzdahe
Iz Alfine tvornice ponovno izlazi remek-djelo – prelijepi 8C Spider.
Ekskluzivni dvosjed mješavina je svega najboljeg što trenutaèno
nudi talijanska autoindustrija. Nastao je u Alfinu odjelu za dizajn
Centro Stile, koristi 450 KS snažan Ferrarijev V8 motor, a zajedno
s modelima Quattroporte i GranTurismo
proizvodit æe se u Maseratijevim pogonima u Modeni. Produkcijska
izvedba kabrioleta, koji je
u konceptnom obliku
uzdahe izmamio još
na Pebble Beach Concourse d’Elegance u
Montereyu 2005. godine, proizvest æe se u
samo 500 primjeraka
po cijeni od oko 180
tisuæa eura.
Tatungov
voip phone jednostavno lijep
Za ovaj telefon vrijedi “manje je
više“. Jednostavan dizajn èistih linija,
a mnoštvo moguænosti (bluetooth,
wireless, touch pad design) uèinili su
ovaj voip phone jednim od najpoželjnijih. Za one koji žele biti jedinstveni,
ovaj telefon može mijenjati maske,
ali one osnovne karakteristike – minimalistièki dizajn i jednostavno korištenje - ostaju iste.
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Little Fringes in the Living
Room
Elegant chandelier Fringe Black
from the Moooi assortment,
designed by Edward van Vilet, was made of black cotton
impregnated with PVC and
decorated with small fringes
that provide its sophistication. It has a 70-cm diameter
and will wonderfully serve as
a “quirky” detail in traditionally designed living and business premises. You can find
it, as is the case with most
of the Moooi assortment, at
Ribariæ Lighting.
A Spider to Die For
Another masterpiece has found its way out of the Alfa factory
– the beautiful 8C Spider. This exclusive two-seater is the mixture
of all the finest features of current Italian car industry. Built in
Alfa’s design department Centro Stile, it uses a strong Ferrari’s V8
engine with 450 HP and, along with models Quattroporte and
GranTurismo, it will be produced in Maserati factories in
Modena. The convertible’s production performance, which drew admiration
back at the Pebble Beach
Concourse d’Elegance in
Monterrey in 2005 with
its concept form, will
be manufactured in
merely 500 pieces, and
the price will revolve
around 150 thousand
euros.
Tatung’s Voip Phone
- Simply Beautiful
This phone can be described with “less
is more”. A simple design with pure
lines and lots of possibilities (bluetooth, wireless, touch pad design)
have transformed this voip phone
into one of the most desirable pieces
out there. For those who wish to be
unique, this phone can also change
masks, but those basic characteristics
– minimalist design and simple handling – remain the same.
Luxuries
Nojeva koža
u rukama
Ova prekrasna torba dio je accessories
ponude Huga Bossa za proljeæe-ljeto
2008. Elegantna, a ipak prostrana
ruèna torba od nojeve kože, zadovoljit æe potrebu za lijepim i
funkcionalnim modnim dodatkom svake moderne poslovne
žene. Ako vam se ne sviða bijela, ova torba dolazi još u bež
i èokoladno smeðoj boji.
Ostrich Skin in Your
Hands
This wonderful bag is part of the
accessories offer by Hugo Boss
for spring and summer of
2008. Elegant, but still spacious handbag made from
ostrich skin will satisfy
every modern businesswoman’s need for a lovely and functional fashion
accessory. If you got a
problem with white, this
bag can also be purchased
in beige and chocolate brown.
Vrhunski užitak u
jastogu
Supreme Pleasure in a
Lobster
Norwegian designer Eirin Stoen was inspired by
the ocean when he designed this elegant fork
and crusher pliers for lobster dining. This utensil, besides being beautiful, is also excellently
adjusted in the ergonomic sense, which is one
of the more important characteristics of good
design. Enjoy!
“Gody” for the
Warm Summer
Nights
“Gody” za tople ljetne noæi
Hrvatska je bogatija za još jedan proizvod iz domaæe radionice. Tvrtka “Tangar”, inaèe poznata po vrlo kvalitetnim slastièarskim proizvodima, predstavila je liniju prvih hrvatskih
sirupa za koktele pod nazivom “Gody”.
Osim vrlo dobrog okusa (i to od prirodnih sastojaka),
“Gody” se može pohvaliti izrazito atraktivnom ambalažom, za èiji dizajn je zaslužan mladi splitski dizajner Damir Morpurgo. Vanilija, èokolada, blue curacao, grenadine, malina, jagoda, karamel, kokos, lješnjak i badem
su okusi... Na vama je odabir.
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Croatia has received another homemade product. Company “Tangar”,
otherwise known for its quality pastry products, has presented a line of
Croatia’s first cocktail syrups called
“Gody”. Besides the fact that it tastes
great (with natural products), “Gody”
can brag with its extremely attractive packaging, which was designed by young designer Damir Morpurgo from Split. Vanilla,
chocolate, blue curacao, grenadines, raspberry, strawberry, caramel, coconut, hazelnut
and almond are the flavours… You make the
choice.
Pripremila / Edited by: Danijela Mandušiæ
Norveški dizajner Eirin Støen bio je inspiriran oceanom kada je dizajnirao ovu elegantnu vilicu i drobilicu kliješta za blagovanje jastoga. Pribor, osim što je zaista lijep,
i odlièno je ergonomski prilagoðen rukovanju, što je jedna od najbitnijih
odlika dobrog dizajna. U slast!
Fotografska mimikrija u zelenilu /
Photgraphic mimicry in the greenery
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Dodir umjet
nost
i
Manipulacija fotografijom koja briše granice između
stvarnosti i fikcije / Photographic manipulation that
clears the limits between reality and fiction
Piše: Nataša Bodrožiæ
Kristina Lenard:
Dvije strane slike
“U dijalektičkom odnosu između stvarnog i slike, već je odavno prevladala slika i nametnula
svoju logiku. Slika nije zanimljiva po svojoj ulozi odraza, po reprezentativnoj formi, nego kad
počinje kontaminirati stvarno i modelirati ga, kad se prilagođuje stvarnosti da bi je bolje izobličila, kad istančano preuređuje stvarno sebi u korist”
iz predgovora Branke Benčić
J
oš otkad je konceptualna umjetnost krajem šezdesetih i sedamdesetih ukinula tradicionalnu hijerarhiju lijepih umjetnosti utemeljenu na primatu određenih medija umjetničkog izražavanja, prije svega na
slikarstvu i kiparstvu, vizualni koncepti dobili su prednost u
odnosu na umjetničke objekte. Umjetnici su komunicirali
kroz njima najpogodnije materijale i medije, bez obzira
na njihov status. Ideje, procesi i iskustvo postali su važniji
od finalnog produkta. Fotografija je tada ostala jedina
pogodna da bude obješena na zid galerije, jedino se
ona, kao dokumentacija najraznovrsnijih umjetničkih projekata, mogla prodati, kolekcionirati. Međutim, mnogi su
umjetnici počeli koristiti i samu fotografiju u proširenom
smislu, ne kao medij per se, nego kao sredstvo za promi-
šljanje značenja, sredstvo vlastita angažiranja u domeni
masovne kulture, njihove preokupacije hibridnim praksama i dominacijom medijske slike.
Kristina Lenard, rođena 1975. godine, umjetnica je koja
živi u Zagrebu i bavi se uglavnom fotografijom. Završila
je Akademiju likovnih umjetnosti, a zatim nekoliko puta
boravila na studijskim usavršavanjima te rezidencijalnim
umjetničkim programima u Poljskoj, Švedskoj, Austriji, Japanu. Upravo njezin rad jedan je od najzanimljivijih među
onima koji problematiziraju fotografiju danas, ne ograničavajući se samo na pitanje prirode medija. Lenard se
bavi reprezentacijama stvarnosti i njezinim otuđivanjem
namjernom manipulacijom u procesu stvaranja fotografije, nerijetko zamagljujući granice između fikcije i zbilje.
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Jedna od zapaženijih izložbi na kojoj se mogao dobiti prilično dobar uvid u ono što zanima Kristinu Lenard u
okviru njezine umjetničke prakse, bila je ona pomalo sugestivnog naziva “Copycat” iz 2005. godine. Tada je, u
suradnji sa švedskim kolegom Michaelom Johanssonom,
razvila zanimljiv koncept sparivanja različitih isječaka realnosti, fragmenata odvojenih geografskih prostora u
jedinstveni fotografski prizor, pri čemu su ti dijelovi bili povezani istim motivom. Poput igre, dvoje umjetnika jedno
su drugome postavljali zadatke: jedno opisom ili slikom
predstavlja neki nađeni predmet ili situaciju, drugo mora
u određenom roku pronaći sličan predmet ili situaciju u
vlastitoj neposrednoj okolini. Rezultat su bili fantastični
sklopovi, photoshopom stopljene zbilje, iluzionistički prikazi, nove “realnosti” koje, s druge strane, potencijalno
otkrivaju, denunciraju “golem prostor laži koji omogućuju
medijske tehnologije”.
I na sljedećoj izložbi u zagrebačkoj galeriji “Karas”, Kristina
Lenard pomalo je sugerirala da je doživljajni svijet samo
iluzija. Unutar čistih bijelih geometrijskih objekata smjestila
je uzorke prirode, umnažajući ih u beskonačnost zrcaljenjem na plohama. Varka se ponavljala i na fotografijama kojima je predstavila dva potpuno različita pejzaža:
japanski vrt brižno uređen do i najsitnije travke i potpuno
zapušteni vrt u kojemu priroda samu sebe održava, bez
ikakve prisutnosti čovjeka. No, umjetnica u oba pejzaža
donosi objekte, malene poliedre obložene zrcalima koji
se potpuno stapaju s pejzažom. Fotografija donosi njihovu mimikriju u zelenilu.
U posljednje vrijeme, Kristinu Lenard najviše se pamti po
njezinim začudnim dvostrukim portretima, ljudskim likovima smještenima u prazninu bijelog prostora, koja briše
sve referencije i potencira mističnost, zagonetnost samih prikaza. Ovi portreti, zajedno s fotografijama pomno
aranžiranih prostora, mrtve prirode, činili su postav izložbe
“Fotosinteza” u velikogoričkoj galeriji “Galženica” prošle
jeseni. Postupak
vizualne manipulacije i ovdje
čini okosnicu autoričina djelovanja,
predstavljajući
izazov
opažajnoj
moći
promatrača.
Sam
naslov
izložbe, “Fotosinteza”,
sugerira ujedno
i
postupak
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kojim se služi umjetnica u svom radu, proces sintetiziranja, spajanja. Naime, izloženi portreti dječaka, djevojke,
mladića, starca, nisu stvarni, radi se o hibridnim licima
realnih osoba, koja ne postoje u zbilji, nego su nastala spajanjem dviju istih polovica lica (dviju lijevih i dviju
desnih), kompjutorskom konstrukcijom uz pomoć photoshopa. “Manipulacija se temelji na poznatoj činjenici da
polovice ljudskog tijela nisu jednake, što je najočitije i najdojmljivije upravo na licu.” S druge strane, za fotografije
mrtve prirode, umjetnica se služi oprečnom metodom:
“Objekte postavljam u prostor i fotografiram ih, a prizor je
ovdje manipuliran već mojim postavom tako da izgleda
nestvarno.”
Sam susret, suočenje s radovima Kristine Lenard, kod promatrača redovito izaziva snažnu reakciju, uglavnom povezanu s poljuljanom razinom očekivanja, s izmaknutim
okvirima doživljajnosti, određenim stupnjem nelagode.
Teoretičar umjetnosti Klaudio Štefančić ovako opisuje susret s njezinim radovima: “Nelagoda koju osjećam pred
Lenardičinim fotografijama posljedica je iznevjeravanja,
korigiranja, čak i parodiranja pravila umjetničkog oponašanja. Primjerice, na razini prikazanih motiva: portreti,
ipak, ne prikazuju stvarne ljude, iako to, na prvi pogled,
tako izgleda. Na razini medija: fotografiji se više ne može
vjerovati, budući da prikazuje ono što ne postoji, iako se
na prvi pogled tako ne čini. Da stvar bude gora, čak i
kada prikazuje stvarnost, recimo mrtvu prirodu s cvijećem
i voćem ili eksterijer metro stanice – ne služeći se digitalnim trikovima kao u slučaju portreta – fotografija se predstavlja kao simulacija, kao banalna kompjutorska operacija.”
Kristina Lenard specifična je osobnost na domaćoj umjetničkoj sceni, čiji se radovi doimlju kao da im je ishodište
negdje drugdje, te u lokalnim okvirima funkcioniraju kao
upliv drugačijeg, pomalo stranog. Njezina umjetnička praksa zasnovana na tehnološkim pomagalima uspostavlja
komunikaciju u širim okvirima pozivajući se na univerzalno. Umjetnica razvija svojevrsnu strategiju
otpora
prikazujući forme koje su
istodobno izraz njezine ličnosti i objektivnih okolnosti koje
je okružuju.
Kristina Lenard:
Two Sides of a Picture
“In a dialectic relationship between reality and picture, the picture has prevailed and imposed
its sense of logic a long time ago. The picture isn’t interesting because of its reflection role
or representative form, but rather when it begins to contaminate and shape reality, when it
adjusts to reality in order to do a better job of disfiguring it, when it subtly rearranges reality
for its own use.”
From the foreword by Branka Benčić
E
ver since the late 1960s and 1970s, when conceptual art ended the traditional hierarchy of fine arts
based on the domination of certain mediums of
artistic expression, primarily painting and sculpturing, visual concepts gained an advantage over artistic
objects. Artists started communicating through materials
and mediums they found most convenient, regardless of
their status. Ideas, processes and experience became
more important than the final product. Photography remained the only medium convenient enough to end up
on gallery walls; it remained the only form of documentation for the most diverse artistic projects that had the
potential to be sold or collected. However, many artists
started using photography itself in the extended sense,
not as a medium per se, but as means of analysing meanings, means of their own engagement in the field of
mass culture, their own preoccupation with hybrid practices and the domination of a media image.
Kristina Lenard, born in 1975, is an artist that lives in Zagreb
and that mostly works in photography.
She graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts, after which
she spent several periods of
professional training and
residential artistic programmes in Poland, Sweden, Austria and Japan.
Her work is one of the
most interesting examples of today’s analysis
of photography that
doesn’t limit itself to
the question of media
nature. Lenard deals
with representations of
reality and its alienation
through purposeful manipulation in the process
of photographic creation,
while very often blurring the
clear limits between fiction
and reality.
One of the more distinctive
exhibits that offered a
fairly good insight into
the things that interest Kristina Lenard within her artistic
practice was the fairly suggestively named “Copycat”
from 2005. That’s when, in cooperation with Swedish colleague Michael Johansson, she developed an interesting
concept of pairing up different bits and pieces of reality, fragments of separated geographical areas into a
unique photographic sight, while making sure that those
bits and pieces are connected with a same motif. Like
a game, the two artists were setting up assignments for
one another: one used a description or picture to present
a certain situation or newly found object, while the other one must find a similar object or situation in their own
immediate environment within a certain period of time.
This resulted in fantastic contexts of a reality assimilated
with Photoshop, as well as in illusionist displays and new
“realities” that, on the other hand, potentially discover
and denounce “a huge space of lies that are caused
by media technologies”.
At the following exhibit at gallery “Karas”
in Zagreb, Kristina Lenard
again
slightly
suggested
that
the experientia l
world
is
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Touch of art
Eksterijer metroa nakon Kristinine
umjetničke intervencije / Metro
exterier after Kristina’s art
intervention
merely an illusion. She positioned samples of nature within pure white geometrical objects, endlessly multiplying
them with mirror images on the sheets. The trick was repeated on photographs where she presented two completely different sceneries: a Japanese garden carefully
maintained to the slightest piece of grass and a completely neglected garden in which nature maintains itself,
without any human presence. However, the artist brings
in objects into both sceneries, and those are little polyhedrons that completely blend into the scenery while being
covered in mirrors. The photo brings their mimicry in the
greenery.
Kristina Lenard has lately been most noticed for her peculiar double portraits, which display human characters
positioned into the emptiness of white spaces that erase
all references and emphasize mystique and enigma of
what’s on display. These portraits, along with photos of
carefully arranged still-life spaces, comprised the display
of the “Photosynthesis” exhibit in gallery “Galženica” in
Velika Gorica last fall. The procedure of visual manipulation again forms a backbone of the author’s work, as it
presents a challenge to the observing power of the audience.
The very title of the exhibit “Photosynthesis” also suggests
the procedure that the artist uses in her work, which is
the process of synthesizing and connecting. The exposed portraits of boys, girls, young men, old men are not
real; we’re talking about hybrid faces of real people that
don’t exist in real life, but have rather been created by
combining two same halves of faces (two left ones, two
right ones) by computer construction with the assistance of Photoshop. “Manipulation is based on the familiar
fact that halves of the human body are not the same,
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which becomes most obvious and impressive on the human face.” On the other hand, the artist uses an opposite
method to take pictures of still life: “I put objects in the
space and I take pictures, and the scene is already manipulated by the way I arranged it, so it still looks surreal.”
The very encounter or confrontation with the works of Kristina Lenard regularly provokes a very strong reaction of
the observer, which is usually connected to the staggered level of anticipation, the removed sense of adventure, as well as a certain degree of discomfort.
Art theoretician Klaudio Štefančić describes an encounter with her works in this manner: “The discomfort I feel in
front of her works comes from the disobedience, redefining, even parodying the rules of artistic expression. For
example, on the level of displayed motifs: portraits do not
display real people, although it may originally appear so.
On the level of mediums: a photograph cannot be trusted anymore, although it originally doesn’t appear so. To
make matters worse, even when she is portraying reality,
like still life with flowers and fruit or an exterior of a metro
station – without using any digital tricks like the ones in her
portraits – the photograph turns out to be a simulation, a
banal computer operation.”
Kristina Lenard is a specific personality on the local art
scene, as her works always seem to originate from somewhere else, functioning in local circumstances like an appearance of something different and slightly foreign. Her
artistic practice based on technological utensils creates
a broader type of communication by evoking something
universal. The artist develops a type of a resistance strategy by displaying forms that simultaneously represent her
personality and the objective circumstances that surround her.
Ambijent
Hotel Muang Kulaypan spoj je zen forme te japanskog
i stila južnog Sijama / Muang Kulaypan Hotel combines
Zen form with Japanese and South-Siam styles
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MUANG KULAYPAN
Hotel o kojem
se neprestano
raspravlja
Država u koju treba otputovati: Tajland. Otok koji treba posjetiti: Koh Samui. Hotel u kojem treba odsjesti:
Muang Kulaypan
Piše: Martina Kocijan
P
Foto: www.designhotels.com
itate li se kako hotelijeri egzotičnih zemalja privlače goste,
jedan od odgovora je: hotel Muang Kulaypan. To tajlandsko
zdanje, dizajnerski zanimljivo i fascinantno, začuđuje time što
istodobno privlači i odbija goste. Oni koje oduševi, vraćaju
mu se ponovno, dok oni koje iznenadi njegova pojačana egzotika,
na forumima ostavljaju poruku “nikako ne odsjedajte”. Hotel Muang
Kulaypan jedinstvenog je arhitektonskog stila – spoj je zen forme te
japanskog i stila južnog Sijama.
Zemlja nasmijanih ljudi
Tajland, država jugoistočne Azije smještena u samom srcu Indokine,
danas je uz Meksiko, Južnoafričku Republiku i Australiju najposjećenije daleko odredište u svijetu, jednako omiljeno među Europljanima, Amerikancima i Australcima. Struktura posjetitelja je šarolika, od
“backpackera” do jet-seta, jer je i sama ponuda prilagođena baš
svačijem džepu. U Tajlandu se svi mogu provesti dobro, od studenata s nekoliko bahta u džepu do bogatih Rusa, koji nakon nekoliko
dana odlaze iz Dubrovnika jer nemaju gdje potrošiti novac. U doba
naše zime Tajland je omiljeno odredište i svakako zemlja koju treba
doživjeti, okusiti i upoznati. Većina turista vraća mu se ubrzo nakon
prvog posjeta. Jedan od razloga je što od sjevera do juga ta “zemlja nasmijanih ljudi”, u svojoj dužini od 3000 kilometara, nudi bezbroj primamljivih sadržaja. Hramovi, palače i slične turističke atrakcije mogu se posjetiti jednom, dvaput, ali u Tajland se posjetitelji
vraćaju zbog hotela, plaža, ronjenja i provoda. Upućeni tvrde da se
u tom dijelu kugle zemaljske može spoznati pravi hedonizam.
Otok Koh Samui
Na egzotičan otok Koh Samui, u Sijamskom zaljevu, stiže se avionom
iz Bangkoka, glavnoga tajlandskoga grada. Budući da Koh Samui
ne može prihvatiti velike avione međunarodnih letova, nikada nije
uspio razviti vrhunsku turističku ponudu. Stoga ne čudi da ga mnogi
nazivaju oazom jeftinih hotela. Još jedan od načina dolaska do otoka jest vlakom ili autobusom od Hualamphonga, postaje u Bangkoku, do Surat Thanija. Otamo je potrebno oko dva sata vožnje trajektom do odredišta. Ipak, dokaz da na otoku nema samo jeftinih
hotela, pravi je biser – hotel Muang Kulaypan.
Muang Kulaypan
Muang Kulaypan je hotel na dva kata bez predvorja. Arhitekt M.L.
Archava Varavana osmislio je hotel koji neće imati predvorje, no
taj je nedostatak nadoknadio intrigantnim prostorijama za druže79
Ambijent
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Za izgled hotela zaslužan je arhitekt M.L.
Archava Varavana / Hotel was designed
by M.L. Archava Varavana
Moderno uređena kupaonica /
Modern style bathroom
nje koje pružaju pogled na sjeverni dio rajski primamljive
plaže Chewing. Sve sobe, ukupno njih četrdeset i dvije,
imaju balkone i batikom prekrivene krevete, od kojih su
neki na podignutoj platformi u japanskom stilu. Uređene su u komfornom thai stilu, čistih i jednostavnih linija, u
pastelnim bojama ili bijeloj. Interijeri prostorija su jednostavni, a sjajne pločice u kupaonicama spadaju među
ekstravagantnije detalje. Iako bismo na prvi pogled pomislili da je zbog daleke lokacije izoliran od suvremenih
pomagala, hotel iznenađuje opremom u sobama. Satelitski TV, kućno kino, telefon, mini bar i privatni sef samo
su neke od pogodnosti. Svaka soba je klimatizirana kako
bi turisti što lakše podnosili tropsku klimu. Kupaonice imaju kvalitetan inventar, a kreveti su dizajnirani mješavinom
azijske kulture s modernim dizajnom. Posebnost soba je
u njihovim specijalno dekoriranim detaljima, ornamentima kreveta i skulpturama životinja postavljenim uz njih.
Postoje VIP sobe, sobe za mladence te luksuzne sobe
na višoj i standardnoj razini, a svaka od njih je posebno
uređena.
Dodatne atrakcije hotela
Bazen opremljen kupaonicom s tuševima, mini teretana,
privatno parkiralište, recepcija koja radi 24 sata na dan,
posluga u sobu, mogućnost čuvanja djece, knjižnica,
čistionica rublja, rent-a-car, pošta, spa i fitness centar te
gift shop svim gostima omogućuju neprestano hedonističko uživanje. Veliki središnji tropski vrt odiše carskom
atmosferom, dok su terase i šetnice ukrašene skulpturama i bonsai drvećem. Jedna od najvećih atrakcija hotela je njegova terasa, nazvana prema drevnom javanskom gradu iz kojeg potječe priča o kraljevskoj ljubavi
princa Inaoa i princeze Budsabe. Cjelokupan dizajn hotela inspiriran je upravo tom narodnom pričom. Tako je
kreiran jedinstven arhitektonski stil koji spaja zen forme
sa stilom južnog Sijama i njihov način života. Tajlandski
krovovi toliko su niski da morate sagnuti glavu kako biste
ušli u kuću. Na krovu hotela nalaze se skulpture sedmero
slatke djece koja u rukama drže svete predmete – savršen simbol za nevinost, jednostavnost i uživanje.
Jednostavan interijer u kojem prevladava bijela boja / Simple interior
dominated by white colour
Plaža Chaweng
Plaža koja neodoljivo podsjeća na plažu iz filma “Žal“ odijeljena je od gužve i vreve turista i idealna za kratku šetnju
do niza barova, kafića i restorana. Od hotela Muang Kulaypana udaljena je samo 100 metara, što omogućuje
nezaboravan pogled s balkona. Uz plažu rastu prastara
stabla kokosa koja čuvaju autentičnost lokacije. Otok
Koh Samui dug je 247 kilometara i posve je prekriven sličnim pješčanim plažama. Svojim gostima, vlasnici hotela
nude nesmetano kupanje i sunčanje na plaži iz najljepših
snova. Za sve one koji vole spavati u hladu, tu su i ergonomske ležaljke na kojima se mogu opustiti i uživati u zvucima tropskog otoka.
Mjesta za izlazak
Budsaba je specijalan restoran u kojem možete jesti u
jednom od 14 privatnih tajlandskih tradicionalnih drvenih koliba – salasa. Panyee bar je pokraj bazena i još je
jedno odlično mjesto za izlazak u sklopu hotela. U restoranima možete uživati u tajlandskoj, kineskoj i vegetarijanskoj hrani, dok vam u pozadini svira tipična tajlandska glazba.
Kritike i pohvale
Mišljenja posjetitelja o ovom egzotičnom hotelu začuđujuće su suprotna. Za neke je preskup, zapušten, pa čak
i prljav, s lošom poslugom, a za druge sadržajan, hotel s
iznimno ljubaznim i prijateljskim osobljem, najbolji hotel
u kojem su odsjeli. Ipak, nakon kratkog rezimea, hotel s
četiri zvjezdice i podugačkim popisom zanimljivih usluga
u kojima svatko može pronaći nešto za sebe, zavrjeđuje da ga se spomene, a ako vam to dopuštaju vrijeme
i financije, i posjeti. Vjerujemo da će vas, prije svega,
oduševiti njegov suvremeni i “seksi dizajn“, koji odlično
pristaje uz toplu i gostoljubivu tajlandsku uslugu. Tražite
li jednostavnost, mir i egzotiku u jednom, ovaj moderan
hotel smješten na predivnom i divljem otoku Koh Samui
primamljiv je izbor. Činjenica da se o njemu i dalje neprestano raspravlja, daje mu još jednu notu egzotike i
neotkrivenog šarma.
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Ambient
Veliki središnji tropski vrt odiše
carskom atmosferom / The big
central tropical garden radiates imperial vibes
MUANG KULAYPAN
A Hotel that Provokes
Countless Discussions
The country to travel to: Thailand. The island to visit: Koh Samui. The hotel to
stay at: Muang Kulaypan
Written by: Martina Kocijan
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Photo: www.designhotels.com
Skulpture životinja uz krevet /
Animal sculptures positioned next
to bed
Mješavina azijske kulture i modernog
dizajna / A mixture of Asian culture and
modern design
I
n case you’re wondering about how hotel managers
in exotic countries attract visitors, one of the answers
is: Muang Kulaypan Hotel. This Thai facility with an interesting and fascinating design, surprises by simultaneously attracting and rejecting guests. Those that are
enchanted by it make sure to come again, while those
that are surprised by its increased exotics leave “do not
stay here!” messages on various forums. Muang Kulaypan Hotel has a unique architectonic style – it combines
Zen form with Japanese and South-Siam styles.
A Country of Smiling People
Thailand, a country of southeastern Asia that is located
at the very heart of Indochina, is now the most visited
faraway destination in the world (along with Mexico,
South Africa and Australia), just as adored by Europeans,
Americans and Australians. The structure of visitors is very
diverse, from backpackers to the jet set, as the offering
itself is also adjusted to everyone’s pocket. Everyone can
have a good time in Thailand, from students with very little money to the rich Russians, who leave Dubrovnik after
a few days because they can’t find anything to spend
their money on. Thailand is a preferred destination during
European winter and certainly a country that you should
experience, taste and get to know. One of the reasons
is the fact that this is “a country of smiling people” from
north to south, in all its 3000 kilometres, and it offers numerous tempting features. Temples, palaces and similar
tourist attractions can be visited once or even twice, but
tourists come back to Thailand mainly for hotels, beaches, scuba diving and generally having a good time. Inside sources claim that this is the one corner of the world
that offers true hedonism.
Ornamentirani kreveti /
Ornamented beds
Island Koh Samui
The exotic island Koh Samui in the Siam Gulf is accessible
by airplane from Bangkok, the capital of Thailand. Due to
the fact that Koh Samui cannot take up large airplanes
that travel internationally, it never quite succeeded in
developing a top-level tourist offering. It is therefore no
surprise to learn that it is called the oasis of cheap hotels.
An alternative way of getting to the island is taking a train
or bus from Hualamphong, a station in Bangkok, to Surat Thani. Once you get there, you take a two-hour trip
with a ferryboat to your destination. However, in order to
prove that all hotels on the island aren’t cheap, one must
only look at a true pearl – Muang Kulaypan Hotel.
Muang Kulaypan
Muang Kulaypan is a two-storey hotel without a lobby.
Architect M.L. Archava Varavana has designed a hotel
that may not have a lobby, but that makes up for it with
intriguing sunken meeting area that provide a view over
the northern part of the heavenly beach Chewing. All
forty-two rooms have balconies and batik-covered beds,
some of which are placed on an elevated platform in
Japanese style. The rooms are decorated in comfortable
Thai style with pure and simple lines, in colours of pastel
or white. The interiors are fairly simple, with shiny tiles in
bathrooms being among the more extravagant details.
Although you could originally think that the faraway location means it is deprived of modern equipment, this
hotel might just surprise you in that regard. Satellite TV,
home cinema, telephone, mini bar and a private vault
are just some of many conveniences you will find. Every
room has air conditioning, which enables the tourists to
have an easier time with tropical conditions. Bathrooms
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Sve sobe imaju balkone i batikom prekrivene krevete / All
forty-two rooms have balconies and batik-covered beds
Sobe su uređene u komfornom thai stilu, čistih i
jednostavnih linija / The rooms are decorated in
comfortable Thai style with pure and simple lines
are equipped with quality inventory, while the beds are
designed with a mixture of Asian culture and modern design. The extraordinary thing about the rooms lies in their
specially decorated details, such as bed ornaments and
little animal sculptures that are positioned next to them.
There are also VIP rooms, as well as rooms for newlyweds
and luxurious rooms on standard and higher level, and
each of them has its own special decoration.
The Hotel’s Extra-Attractions
A swimming pool equipped with bathrooms with showers,
a mini-gym, private parking lot, a reception that works 24
hours a day, room service, baby-sitting options, library,
laundry room, rent-a-car, post office, spa&fitness centre and a gift shop – all these features enable the guests
too have a continuous hedonistic experience. The big
central tropical garden radiates imperial vibes, while the
terraces and walking areas feature plenty of sculptures
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and bonsai trees. One of the hotel’s largest attractions is
its terrace, named after an ancient Javanese town that
gave birth to the story of Prince Inao and Princess Budsaba’s royal love. The hotel’s overall design is inspired with
that old local story. That created a unique architectonic
style that combines Zen forms with the style of southern
Siam, including their way of life. Thai roofs are so low that
you have to bend your head in order to enter the house.
The roof of the hotel features sculptures of seven sweet
children holding sacred objects in their hands – a perfect
symbol of innocence, simplicity and enjoyment.
Beach Chaweng
A beach that irresistibly recalls the one from the movie
“Beach” is separated from the crowd and noise provided
by the tourists, which makes it ideal for a short walk to the
string of bars, coffee shops and restaurants. It is only 100
metres from Muang Kulaypan Hotel, which makes for an
Hotel nema predsoblje, ali ima zanimljive prostorije
za druženje / The hotel has no lobby but has interesting meeting area
unforgettable view from the balcony. The beach gives
home to archaic coconut trees that preserve the location’s authenticity. Island Koh Samui is 247 kilometres long
and completely covered in similar sand beaches. The
hotel owners offer their guests uninhibited swimming and
sunbathing on their dream beach. For those who like to
sleep in the shade, there are plenty of ergonomic deck
chairs to relax on while enjoying the sounds of a tropical
island.
Going-Out Spots
Budsaba is a special restaurant that offers the experience of eating in one of 14 private traditional Thai
wooden cottages – salases. Panyee Bar is right next to
the pool and is another excellent going-out spot within
the hotel. The restaurants offer Thai, Chinese and vegetarian food, while the background is filled with sounds
of typical Thai music.
Ambient
Critiques and Compliments
The visitors’ opinions of this exotic hotel and surprisingly
conflicting. Some find it too expensive, neglected, even
filthy and with bad service, while others will say that the
hotel is filled with features and has an incredibly kind and
friendly staff, which makes it the best hotel they ever
stayed in. However, after a short resume, this four-star hotel with a long list of interesting offers that everyone can
latch onto deserves to be mentioned, and if it agrees with
your time and finances, deserves to be visited. We believe that you will be primarily thrilled with its modern and
sexy design that wonderfully suits the warm and hospitable Thai service. If you’re looking for simplicity, peace and
exotics all in once, this modern hotel, which is located on
a wonderful and wild island Koh Samui, is a very tempting
choice. The fact that it provokes so many discussions on
constant basis gives it another dose of exotics and undiscovered charm.
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Dom snova
Pierre Cardin jedan je od najpoznatijih
svjetskih dizajnera / Pierre Cardin is one of
the world’s most famous fashion designer
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U domu kod
Pierrea Cardina
S pogledom na Azurnu obalu, negdje između neba i mora, smjestila se zaista iznimna
kuća, čiji izgled potpuno odgovara osobnosti vlasnika, francuskog dizajnera Pierrea Cardina. Projekt je završen prije 20 godina uz pomoć jednog od njegovih prijatelja, arhitekta Anttija Lovaga
Piše: Nataša Bodrožiæ
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alo se ljudi može pohvaliti da živi u kući
svojih snova. Francuski dizajner Pierre Cardin
jedan je od sretnika koji je slobodno, bez
ograničavanja mašte i uz pomoć mađarskog
arhitekta Anttija Lovaga, dao oblik svome snu. Dobio je
Bubble palace, zaobljeni, mjehuričasti dvorac iz snova,
s pogledom na Azurnu obalu.
Prije više od dvadeset godina, Cardin je poželio kupiti
kuću na moru, u Francuskoj, ali istražujući, bio je zgrožen
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šumom neinventivnih, kockastih vila načičkanih duž obale. Tražio je za sebe nešto posebno, nešto što bi odgovaralo njegovoj zahtjevnoj osobnosti, istančanom ukusu
jer, na kraju krajeva, mjesto gdje netko živi puno govori
i o samom stanovniku. Želio je arhitektonski ekvivalent
svojim avangardnim kreacijama u modi. Sasvim slučajno se našao na mjestu gdje je Antti Lovag završavao
svoj projekt, mjehuričastu kuću za nekog industrijalca.
Vidjevši gotovo dovršeni objekt, Cardin je odmah znao
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Dom snova
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Nadahnut islamskom i ruskom arhitekturom, krivulje,
zaobljeni oblici i kupole redovito su se pojavljivali u
radu Anttija Lovaga / Inspired by Islamic and Russian architecture, Antti Lovag’s work always featured
plenty of curves, rounded shapes and cupolas
da je našao ono što je tražio: jednim dijelom
kuću, drugim – halucinaciju. Igrom sudbine,
dobio je upravo tu, nestvarnu građevinu u
koju se na prvi pogled zaljubio.
Pierre Cardin je kao modni dizajner poznat
po geometrijskim oblicima i motivima koji često ignoriraju oblik ženskog tijela. Tako je 1954.
predstavio svoju čuvenu haljinu “Bubble”
koja je stajala kao objekt za sebe. Njegova
unisex moda bila je često eksperimentalna
i ne previše praktična. U modnom prostoru
uvijek su ga zanimali neobičnost, asimetrični
krojevi, nekonvencionalne kombinacije. Bio
je prvi zapadni dizajner koji je postavio modnu reviju u komunističkoj Kini još 1979. godine. Nije se bojao riskirati. Vjerojatno je upravo
istu zaigranost i sklonost eksperimentiranju
prepoznao i kod arhitekta Lovaga koji je svojim mjehuričastim projektom nastojao zaobići
tradicionalnu arhitekturu u korist suvremenog
dizajna.
Skandinavski korijeni Anttija Lovaga utjecali
su na njegove prioritete kao arhitekta, a oni
se mogu svesti na primat funkcionalnosti. U
isto vrijeme, njegova neobična obiteljska
loza i razni dijelovi svijeta kao dekor njegova odrastanja ostavili su traga, utjecali su na
njegov senzibilitet i estetski sud. Spajao je funkcionalnost s estetikom; nadahnut islamskom
i ruskom arhitekturom, krivulje, zaobljeni oblici
i kupole redovito su se pojavljivali u njegovu
radu. “Želio sam da se forme kreću”, znao
je govoriti. “Graditi za vječnost, zapravo je
udar, agresija na samo vrijeme. Počeo sam
razmišljati o improviziranim građevinama
sklepanim u odnosu na mjesto na kojima se
nalaze, prilagođenim potrebama i željama
pojedinca i njegovoj viziji idealnog doma.”
Na vulkanskom, stjenovitom brdu, serija sfernih oblika boje zemlje, prekrivenih ovalnim,
konveksnim prozorima, naslanja se na reljef
i stapa s krajolikom. Djelomično spilja, djelomično svemirska letjelica, Bubble palace
prostire se nad azurnim morem, na jugoistoku
Francuske, u mjestu Théoule-sur-Meru. Na samom prilazu mondenom, razvikanom Cannesu, Cardin je pronašao svoju oazu mira. S
druge strane prozora i vrata, koje arhitekt Lovag uspoređuje s očima koje gledaju različite
perspektive, na nekoliko razina, tri zaobljena bazena ponavljaju temu kruga. Zaobljene forme i kupole čine prevladavajući oblik
vanjske arhitekture kojima je Lovag uspio zarobiti prostor.
Unutrašnjost kuće je također u potpunosti
ispresijecana krivuljama: zidovi, kreveti, kade,
fotelje, kao da plutaju u oblim prostorima u
kojima boja igra važnu ulogu. “Nema ništa
depresivnije od bijelih zidova”, riječi su samog
arhitekta. Osvjetljenje je dizajnirano tako da
se boje mijenjaju u odnosu na doba dana.
Svako otvaranje, vrata, prozori, osmišljeno je
Zaobljene forme i kupole čine prevladavajući oblik vanjske arhitekture kojima je Lovag uspio zarobiti prostor / Rounded forms
and cupolas dominate the outside architecture, as Lovag used
them to capture space
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Bubble palace prostire se nad azurnim morem, na jugoistoku Francuske, u mjestu Théoule-sur-Meru / Bubble
Palace spreads across the blue sea in southeastern
France, in a little town called Theoule-sur-Meru
tako da dopušta pristup sunčeve svjetlosti dok god je
ima, od izlaska do zalaska sunca.
Organska arhitektura, prožimanje s okolinom, negiranje oštrih i pravih kuteva u korist spiralnih, zaobljenih,
simulirajući oblike same prirode, čine ovu mjehuričastu
stambenu iluziju mjestom harmonije, mira, opuštanja,
spokoja. Velika željezna kapija, simulacija paukove mreže, uvodi nas u taj suptilni svijet, dostupan odabranima.
Slijed kupola umjesto krova, cilindrični unutarnji prolazi i
zmijoliki rukohvati stubišta koji se penju slijedeći liniju zida,
oslikavaju spiralu života. Igra svjetla i sjene na zidovima
na kojima se miješaju boje dana, stvaraju magiju mjesta.
Svjetlost koja dolazi iz različitih otvora i stapa se u jedno,
apsorbira osjećaj udaljenosti, stvarajući dojam intimnosti
u svom tom prostoru.
U tisuću i dvjesto četvornih metara sadržana su dva
dnevna boravka i osam spavaonica s pripadajućim im
kupaonicama u kojima se nalaze kade jajolikih oblika.
Tu su još ured, knjižnica, konferencijska dvorana, kino, i
to sve bez ijednog pravokutnika. Svi prozori i vrata opo90
našaju glavnu, zaobljenu liniju. Divovski prozor u glavnoj
dnevnoj sobi nudi panoramski pogled na veličanstveni
pejsaž i mediteransku vegetaciju. Vrt je zasađen i održavan paralelno s gradnjom same kuće. Obavija je kao
nježni biljni pokrov neodvojivo srastao s njom, a koji se
i iznutra doimlje kao njezin najprirodniji nastavak. Malo
dalje vidi se more sa svojim zaljevima i beskrajem obzora.
“Krug je moj simbol”, riječi su Pierrea Cardina. “Sfera
predstavlja stvaranje svijeta i majčinu utrobu.” Istodobno organična i manična, ova veličanstvena građevina
podsjeća na umjetnost Niki de St. Phalle i Louise Bourgeois.
“Bubbles, dvorac iz snova” završen je u potpunosti 1990.
godine, a aukcijska kuća Sotheby’s još je prije njegovu
vrijednost procijenila na pet milijuna (francuskih) franaka. Ova živa skulptura, zasebno umjetničko djelo, u početku je izazivala sumnju u određenim krugovima. Nazivali su je “ludnicom visoke klase”, dok se danas smatra
povijesnim spomenikom.
Dream home
Jedna od soba / One of the rooms
At Home with Pierre Cardin
Overlooking the French Riviera, somewhere between the sky and the sea, we find a truly exceptional house with a look that completely matches the personality of its owner, French designer
Pierre Cardin. The project was completed 20 years ago with the help of one of his friends,
architect Antti Lovag
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Written by: Nataša Bodrožić
ery few people are lucky enough to be living
in the house of their dreams. French designer
Pierre Cardin is one of those lucky people that
has freely, without any limits in his imagination
and with the help of Hungarian architect Antti Lovag,
achieved complete fulfilment of his dream. That resul-
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ted in Bubble Palace, an oval, bubble-like dream castle overlooking the French Riviera.
Over twenty years ago, Cardin started thinking about buying a house on the French coast, but when he
started looking around, he found himself aghast with
a line of uninventive, square villas that were aligned
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Na samom prilazu mondenom, razvikanom Cannesu,
Cardin je pronašao svoju oazu mira / Just outside of the
trendy, fashionable Cannes, Cardin has found his oasis
of peace
along the coast. He was looking for something special,
something that would suit his demanding personality
and subtle taste, as it is often said that you can say a
lot about every individual just by looking at the place
he lives in. He wanted an architectonic equivalent to
his avant-garde fashion creations. It was purely accidental that he found himself on a location where Antti
Lovag was finishing up his project, a bubble-like house
for an industrial businessman. When he saw the project
in its finishing stages, Cardin immediately knew that he
found what he was looking for: something between
a house and a hallucination. And by a simple twist of
fate, he got his hands on that precise surreal building
that enchanted him at first sight.
As a fashion designer, Pierre Cardin is known for geometrical shapes and motifs that often ignore the female figure. In 1954, he presented his infamous “Bubble” dress that stood as a completely independent
object. His unisex fashion was often experimental and
not very practical. When it came to fashion, he was
always more interested in unusual, asymmetrical cuts
and unconventional combinations. He was the first Western designer that organised a fashion show in communist China back in 1979. He wasn’t afraid of taking
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chances. It is very likely that he recognized that same
playfulness and love for experiments when he looked
at architect Lovag’s work, as he was trying to avoid
traditional architecture in favour of modern design with
his bubble-like project.
Antti Lovag’s Scandinavian roots influenced his architectonic priorities, which can be described as a primacy
of functionality. At the same time, his unusual family lineage and various parts of the world as a section of his
growing-up process have also left plenty of traces on
his sensibility and aesthetic judgement. He combined
functionality with aesthetics; inspired by Islamic and
Russian architecture, his work always featured plenty
of curves, rounded shapes and cupolas. “I wanted to
create moveable forms”, he used to say. “Building something for eternity is actually an attack and an aggression against time itself. I started thinking about improvised buildings shaped according to their locations,
adjusted to the needs and desires of an individual and
his vision of an ideal home.”
On a rocky volcanic hill, a series of earth-coloured
spheres leans against the relief and blends with the
scenery, covered in oval and convex windows. Halfway between a cave and a space shuttle, Bubble Pala-
Dream home
Vrt je zasađen i održavan paralelno s gradnjom same kuće /
The garden was started simultaneously as the house was being built
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“Nema ništa depresivnije od bijelih zidova”, riječi su
Anttija Lovaga / “There is nothing more depressive
than white walls”, says Anttib Lovag
Svi prozori i vrata oponašaju glavnu, zaobljenu liniju / All the doors and windows
imitate the main rounded line
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ce spreads across the blue sea in southeastern France,
in a little town called Theoule-sur-Meru. Just outside of
the trendy, fashionable Cannes, Cardin has found his
oasis of peace. On the other side of the windows and
doors, which architect Lovag compares to eyes that
observe different perspectives, three rounded pools on
several levels repeat the theme of a circle. Rounded
forms and cupolas dominate the outside architecture,
as Lovag used them to capture space.
The interior of the house is also completely intertwined
with curves: walls, beds, tubs, armchairs seem to float in round premises that are crucially determined by
colour. “There is nothing more depressive than white
walls”, the architect himself says. The lighting is designed in such fashion that the colours actually change
depending on the time of the day. All openings, doors
and windows are conceived in such manner that they
allow access to sunlight at all times, from sunrise to sunset.
Organic architecture, intertwining with the environment, denying sharp and straight angles in favour of
spiral and rounded ones that simulate the shapes of
nature itself – all these elements make this bubble-like
residential illusion a place of harmony, peace, relaxation and calmness. The large iron gates that simulate a
spider web introduce us to this subtle world that is only
accessible to the carefully chosen people. A string of
cupolas replacing a roof, cylindrical interior passages
and snake-like stairway fences climb along the lines of
the walls, thus portraying a spiral of life. The interaction
of light and shadow on the walls that present a mixture
of daylight colours create the true magic of this place.
The light that comes from different openings and then
becomes one absorbs the sense of distance, creating
the impression of intimacy in this entire space.
The 1200 square metres feature two living rooms and
eight bedrooms with the accompanying bathrooms,
which present lovely egg-like bathtubs. There was also
plenty of room for an office, library, conference hall
and a cinema, and there isn’t a rectangle in sight. All
the doors and windows imitate the main rounded line.
The gigantic window in the main living room offers a
panoramic view over the magnificent scenery and
Mediterranean vegetation. The garden was started
simultaneously as the house was being built. It is now
wrapped around it like a gentle plant that has become
inseparable, and which gives the impression of a natural extension from the inside as well. And if you look a
little further, you can enjoy the sea with all its bays and
endless horizons.
“A circle is my symbol”, Pierre Cardin said. “A sphere
represents the creation of the world and the mother’s
womb.” Simultaneously organic and manic, this magnificent building is reminiscent of Niki de St.Phalle and
Louise Bourgeouis.
“Bubbles, the dream castle” was completely finished
in 1990, and auction house Sotheby’s has already estimated its worth to five million (French) franks. This living
sculpture, a work of art on its own merits, has originally
attracted plenty of doubt in certain circles. They were
calling it “a high-class asylum”, but it is now considered
a historical monument.
Dream home
“Bubbles, dvorac iz snova” završen je u potpunosti 1990. godine, a aukcijska kuća Sotheby’s
još je prije njegovu vrijednost procijenila na pet milijuna (francuskih) franaka / “Bubbles, the
dream castle” was completely finished in 1990, and auction house Sotheby’s has already
estimated its worth to five million (French) franks
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Moderni interijeri / www.moderniinterijeri.hr
Piše: Aleksandar Vrtariæ
Kuhinje - mali savjeti za
velike rezultate
O ukusima se, naravno, ne raspravlja, ali jedno je sigurno – svaka bi kuhinja trebala biti praktična
i prilagođena raspoloživom prostoru, upotpunjena detaljima koji će joj dati “dušu”. Ujediniti svu
ljepotu i raskoš, sigurnost i toplinu dobre stare tradicije s bitnim pravilima ergonomije i funkcionalnosti, ne mora biti teško – potrebno je tek malo truda da bi se došlo do optimalnih rezultata
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ez obzira na stil i ukus, kuhinje čine okosnicu svakog doma, simbolički se povezuju s harmonijom i
blagostanjem koju donosi okupljanje obitelji i dragih prijatelja, zdravljem te ugodom i užitkom. I u
dalekoj su prošlosti prostorije u kojima se obitelj okupljala
za vrijeme jela bile, uz ležajeve za spavanje, najvažniji dio
doma. Danas nije nimalo drukčije jer topao ambijent koji
sa sobom donose mirisi tek pripremljenih obroka, uživanje
u ugodnim zalogajima uz razgovor s dragim osobama
okupljenima za stolom, zaista ništa ne može zamijeniti.
Sofisticirani električni uređaji, dizajnerski namještaj ili pak
obnovljeni stari kuhinjski elementi? O ukusima se, naravno, ne raspravlja, ali jedno je sigurno – svaka bi kuhinja
trebala biti praktična i prilagođena raspoloživom prostoru, upotpunjena detaljima koji će joj dati “dušu”. Ujediniti
svu ljepotu i raskoš, sigurnost i toplinu dobre stare tradicije
s bitnim pravilima ergonomije i funkcionalnosti, ne mora
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biti teško – potrebno je tek malo truda da bi se došlo do
optimalnih rezultata. Žene će se uvijek složiti oko jedne
stvari, a ta je da kuhinja nikada nije dovoljno velika, što
je apsolutna istina, no činjenica je i da je većina kuhinja
“osuđena” na relativno malu površinu. Bila kuhinja manja
ili veća, nužno je neke stvari “staviti na papir” i odrediti što
je od elemenata, električnih uređaja i ostalih sitnica zaista potrebno u kuhinji, što nedostaje, koji detalji bi mogli
kuhinju učiniti još funkcionalnijom te istodobno i vizualno
atraktivnijom.
Kuhinje po mjeri
Iako se danas u većini bolje opskrbljenih prodavaonica
namještaja mogu pronaći modeli u najrazličitijim dimenzijama, to ne znači da treba po svaku cijenu odabrati neki
model. Svakako je dobro ako se poklope idealne mjere
s onim što čovjek želi, no kuhinje izrađene po unaprijed
Ikea / www.ikea.com
Interijeri
Kuhinjski elementi moraju biti pristupačni, a sve što se nalazi u njima i na njima
mora biti lako dohvatljivo / Kitchen elements must be accessible, and whatever is positioned on them or in them must
be easily reachable
određenim mjerama su definitivno bolji izbor. Zašto? Bilo
bi lijepo kad bi se prostor mogao birati prema kuhinjama,
no u praksi je situacija obrnuta, pa kuhinju valja birati prema raspoloživom prostoru i, naravno – prema vlastitim potrebama. Većina kuhinja na tržištu izrađena je po nekim
uvaženim standardima, no standardi ne misle uvijek na
ljude koji su, primjerice, viši ili niži od većine. Kuhinjski elementi moraju biti pristupačni, a sve što se nalazi u njima i
na njima mora biti lako dohvatljivo. Kad su u pitanju manji prostori, kuhinje po mjeri će osigurati da svaki slobodni
centimetar bude iskorišten na optimalan način. Dodatna
prednost kuhinja rađenih po mjeri jest ta što je moguće
unaprijed odrediti namjenu svakog elementa koji će poslije biti postavljen na odgovarajuće, odnosno idealno
mjesto – tako se lako rješava problem nepotrebnog šetanja tijekom kuhanja. Raspored elemenata može izgledati
kao nemoguća misija, no papir i olovka će biti od velike
pomoći. Kuhinjski elementi raspoređeni u obliku slova “L“
su vjerojatno najpopularnije rješenje, posebice u manjim
i srednje velikim prostorima, jer takav način postavljanja
pruža mogućnost funkcionalnog odvajanja radne plohe od elemenata namijenjenih skladištenju namirnica.
Raspolažete li, pak, većim prostorom, onda se možete
poigrati neformalnim rasporedom i slobodnostojećim
elementima, a posebno atraktivno će izgledati raspored
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Kuhinja nikada nije dovoljno velika / No kitchen is ever large enough
“U” oblika koji dopušta postavljanje uvijek lijepih kuhinjskih
otoka, koji, osim toga što izgledaju vrlo lijepo i sofisticirano,
omogućavaju slobodno kretanje i uporabu velikih radnih
površina. Ono što je također važno jest da kod odabira
kuhinjskog namještaja trebaju sudjelovati svi ukućani, no
o rasporedu elemenata bi svakako trebala odlučiti osoba koja najviše vremena provodi za štednjakom.
Radne plohe
Gotovo jednako važne kao i kuhinjski elementi jesu radne
plohe koje bi se izgledom trebale uklopiti u ostatak namještaja. No, potrebno je imati na umu da one moraju
biti otporne na mnogo toga, od oštrica noževa i visokih
temperatura do mrlja koje ostavljaju neki prehrambeni
proizvodi. Na tržištu se mogu pronaći radne plohe od različitih materijala, kao što su inoks, prirodno drvo, plohe od
kompozitnih materijala, a plohe se mogu obložiti keramičkim pločicama, brušenim kamenom, granitom... Radne
plohe od nehrđajućeg čelika vrlo su popularne, posebice kod modernih kuhinja. Taj je materijal vrlo zahvalan
jer se lako održava, donosi sklad i gasi pretjerano “žive”
boje, otporan je i postojan, a izgleda izrazito atraktivno.
Potpuna suprotnost vizualno hladnom inoksu jest drvo
koje je zbog svoje ljepote i topline već stoljećima izvan
svake konkurencije. Pravilno obrađena i lakirana drvena
radna ploha trajat će dugi niz godina, a svakoj kuhinji će
podariti bogat, ali i prirodan ugođaj. Kamen je također
vrlo popularan materijal jer se jednako dobro uklapa i u
tradicionalne, klasične kuhinje, i u moderno uređen kuhinjski prostor. Mramor i granit su oduvijek bili oličenje otmjenosti, statusnog simbola i bogatstva, a radne plohe
od tih materijala su vrlo otporne. Keramičke pločice sva-
kako izgledaju lijepo, razbijaju monotoniju i donose živost,
no nisu baš najbolji izbor za praktičare i one koji mnogo
kuhaju jer nisu pretjerano otporne na udarce i na jaču
abraziju. Iverali (medijapan), pak, najpovoljnija su rješenja, i unatoč relativno niskim cijenama, radne plohe od
iverala se proizvode u najrazličitijim uzorcima, stoga se
idealno mogu uklopiti u većinu stilova. Radne plohe od
iverala mogu oponašati mramor, granit, prirodno drvo,
mogu biti prošarane kontrastnim linijama, jednobojne,
zahvalne su kad je u pitanju održavanje, no valja znati da
ovakve radne plohe nisu imune na noževe i slična kuhinjska pomagala. Ipak, velika im je prednost ta što se lako
mogu zamijeniti uz minimalni trošak.
U duhu tradicije
Prirodni materijali su uvijek jednako privlačni, bez obzira na trend koji trenutačno vlada jer moda se mijenja,
a prirodno nikada ne izlazi iz mode. Želite li potpuno
preurediti svoju kuhinju ili pak tek planirate urediti svoj
novi stambeni prostor, svakako razmislite o tradicionalnom uređenju kuhinje. Elementi od prirodnog drveta su
dugovječni, ovisno o dizajnu oni mogu izgledati uistinu
predivno, a mnogi će se složiti da toplinu godova koji
ukrašavaju površinu elemenata ni jedan drugi materijal
ne može zamijeniti. Tradicionalne kuhinje mogu se obogatiti seljačkim podovima, daskama od dimljene hrastovine, popularne terakote, stolom od masovnog drveta i
detaljima koji u urbano naselje donose dašak naših predaka. Ipak, koji god stil odabrali, nemojte zaboraviti na
ono osnovno – vaša kuhinja mora biti dovoljno prostrana, funkcionalna i praktična, ispunjena toplim i ugodnim
ambijentom.
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Uz tradicionalnu kuhinju odlično pristaje seljački pod / A village-like
floor wonderfully agrees with a traditional kitchen
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Kitchens - Small Advice
for Major Results
Naturally, personal tastes are not open for discussion, but one thing is for sure – every
kitchen should be practical and adjusted to the available space, fulfilled with details that
will provide its “soul”. Uniting all the beauty and panache, safety and warmth of the good
old tradition with important rules of ergonomics and functionality doesn’t have to be difficult – all it takes is a little effort in order to achieve optimal results
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egardless of style and taste, a kitchen represents
the backbone of every home, as it is symbolically connected with harmony and blessings that
appear when family and dear friends are gathered, as well as with feelings of good health, comfort
and pleasure. Even way back in the old days, rooms that
gathered families for meals were, along with rooms for
sleeping, the most important sections of a home. That
has certainly not changed these days because the
warm ambience provided by aromas of freshly cooked
meals and the experience of enjoying delicious bites
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while talking to your loved ones at the table cannot be
replaced by anything. Sophisticated electrical devices,
designer furniture or renovated old kitchen elements?
Naturally, personal tastes are not open for discussion, but
one thing is for sure – every kitchen should be practical
and adjusted to the available space, fulfilled with details
that will provide its “soul”. Uniting all the beauty and panache, safety and warmth of the good old tradition with
important rules of ergonomics and functionality doesn’t
have to be difficult – all it takes is a little effort in order to
achieve optimal results. Women will always agree on the
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Raspolažete li većim prostorom, onda se možete poigrati neformalnim rasporedom i slobodnostojećim elementima / If you have
a bigger space at your disposal, you can experiment with an
informal arrangement and detached elements
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Radne plohe izgledom se trebaju uklopiti u ostatak namještaja /
Look of work surfaces should fit into the rest of the furniture
fact that no kitchen is ever large enough, which is the
absolute truth, but the fact remain that most kitchens
are “destined” to a relatively small surface. Whether
the kitchen is somewhat bigger or smaller, it is necessary to put some things in written and determine
which of the elements, electrical devices and other
utensils are truly necessary in your kitchen, which ones
are missing, and which details could simultaneously
make your kitchen more functional and visually more
attractive.
Custom-Made Kitchens
Although most well-equipped furniture stores now
feature models in the most various dimensions, that
doesn’t mean that you are obligated to pick one of
those models. It is certainly a relief when you find ideal dimensions that perfectly respond to your needs,
but custom-made kitchens definitely represent a better choice. Why? It would be convenient if you could
choose your living space according to your kitchen,
but things are always done in opposite order, so you
must choose your kitchen according to the space
available and – to your own needs. Most kitchens on
the market were manufactured in line with some previously determined standards, but those standards
don’t always pay attention to people that are, for example, taller or smaller than most. Kitchen elements
must be accessible, and whatever is positioned on
them or in them must be easily reachable. When it
comes to smaller spaces, custom-made kitchens ensure that every available centimetre is utilized in an
optimal way. The additional advantage of custommade kitchens is that it is possible to predetermine
the purpose of every element that will eventually be
positioned in its ideal place – that effortlessly takes
care of the issue of having to unnecessarily walking
around the kitchen during cooking. The arrangement
of elements may appear to be mission impossible,
but that’s where some paper and a pen will come
in really handy. Kitchen elements lined up in the “L”
shape are probably the most popular solution, especially in smaller and medium-sized spaces, because
that particular arrangement offers the option of functionally separating the work surface from elements
that have the purpose of storing up groceries. If you
have a bigger space at your disposal, you can experiment with an informal arrangement and detached
elements, while having in mind that the “U” arrangement will look especially attractive, as it allows the
instalment of lovely kitchen islands that, besides having a pleasant and sophisticated look, provide the
option of freely moving around the kitchen and using
large work surfaces. Another important thing is to remember to include everyone living in the apartment
in the process of choosing the kitchen furniture, but
the arrangement of elements should be decided by
the person that spends the biggest amount of time
behind the stove.
Work Surfaces
Work surfaces are nearly just as important as kitchen elements, and they should feature a look that
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will nicely fit into the rest of the furniture. However, you
must keep in mind that they need to be resilient to many
things, including knife blades, high temperatures and stains that are left by some food products. The market offers
work surfaces from many different materials, including
non-corrosive steel, natural wood and composite materials. Work surfaces can also be covered in ceramic tiles,
grindstone, granite… Work surfaces made of non-corrosive steel are very popular, particularly when it comes to
modern kitchens. That material is very grateful because
it is easily maintainable, brings harmony and tones down
overly vivacious colours, and it is also resilient and stable
while looking very attractive. If you want the complete opposite to the visually cold non-corrosive steel, you
should choose wood, which basically has had no competition for centuries due to its beauty and warmth. The
properly processed and varnished wooden work surface
will last for many years, while providing a rich and natural
ambience to every kitchen. Stone is also a very popular
material because it is equally convenient for traditional,
classic or modern kitchen spaces. Marble and granite
have always been the epitome of class, status symbol
and wealth, and it must be said that work surfaces made
of those materials are very resilient. Ceramic tiles certainly look nice enough, as they break the monotony and
bring a lively vibration, but they don’t exactly represent
the best choice for practical people and those who do
a lot of cooking due to not being resilient enough to impact or to stronger abrasion. Plywood surfaces are pro-
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produced in very different samples, which helps when
you’re trying to fit them into all kinds of styles. Plywood
work surfaces can imitate marble, granite, natural wood,
and they can be covered in contrasting lines or have
only one colour. They are very rewarding when it comes
to maintenance, but keep in mind that these surfaces
are not immune to knives and similar kitchen utensils. However, their big plus is that they can easily be replaced
at minimal expense.
In the Spirit of Tradition
Natural materials are always equally attractive, regardless of current trends because fashion might be changing, but natural things are always “in”. If you want to
completely renovate your kitchen or you are just planning to decorate your new living space, make sure to
consider the traditional manner of kitchen decoration.
Natural-wood elements are very durable, and they can
have a wonderful look depending on their design. Many
people will agree that no other materials can beat the
warmth of wood rings decorating the elements’ surfaces.
Traditional kitchens can benefit from village-like floors,
smoked-oak boards, popular terracotta, a mass-wood
table and many other details that bring the spirit of our
ancestors into the urban environment. However, regardless of your style, don’t forget the basic thing – your kitchen must have enough room, as well as be functional,
practical and filled with a warm pleasant atmosphere.
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Interijeri
Pravilnim odabirom boje, oblika i pozicije, biljke mogu
potpuno preobraziti prostor / By rightfully choosing the
colour, shape and position of the plants, any space
can be truly transformed
Biljkama
uljepšajte dom
Osim što uljepšavaju svaki prostor, biljke potiču produktivnost i pomažu u stvaranju ugodne i opuštajuće
atmosfere, a odlične su i za pročišćenje zraka
od toksina koje ispuštaju materijali u interijerima
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Interijeri
Treba imati na umu da život biljaka u potpunosti ovisi o njihovim vlasnicima / It should
be kept in mind that the lifespan of plants depends completely on their owner
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išta tako dobro ne uljepšava životni prostor kao
biljke. Pravilnim odabirom boje, oblika i pozicije,
one mogu potpuno preobraziti prostor. Međutim, to nije jedini razlog zbog kojeg su biljke poželjne u interijerima. Ispod njihove ljepote krije se mnogo
više nego što se čini na prvi pogled.
Biljke su dobre za ljude na mnogo načina. Njihovu iskonsku povezanost s čovjekom otkriva činjenica da ljudsko
oko razlikuje čak 2000 nijansi zelene boje! One pomažu
stvaranju ugodne i opuštajuće atmosfere. U radnom
okruženju potiču produktivnost, zaposlenici se manje razbolijevaju i manje griješe, u blizini biljaka studenti bolje
uče, a pacijenti u bolnicama se bolje osjećaju.
Što sve biljke mogu
Ali zašto je to tako? Razlozi su fizičke i psihološke prirode.
Istražujući problem zagađenog zraka u zatvorenim prostorima, otkriveno je da su kućne biljke sposobne pročistiti zrak od toksičnih tvari (formaldehid, amonijak, nikotin,
benzen) te povećati količinu negativnih iona u zraku.
Tijekom svoga prirodnog procesa fotosinteze, biljke poboljšavaju kvalitetu zraka tako što filtriraju ugljični dioksid
koji ljudi izdišu te različite zagađivače akumulirane u zatvorenim prostorima, a proizvode kisik koji je ljudima potreban za život.
Materijali u interijerima su često takve kvalitete da u sebi
sadrže razne otrove. Velike količine toksičnih tvari emitiraju se iz podnih obloga, sagova, plastike, namještaja,
ljepila, boje, lakova, suvremenih građevinskih materijala, sintetičkih vlakana i mnogih drugih izvora. Moderne
zgrade su konstruirane tako da spriječe gubitak toplinske
energije iz zatvorenih prostora i onemoguće protok zraka
pa, iako štede novac, zadržavaju toksine u svojoj unutrašnjosti. Interijeri mogu biti čak pet do sedam puta zagađeniji od eksterijera! Taj moderni fenomen je poznat pod
nazivom “sindrom bolesnih zgrada“. Ljude s ovim sindro-
mom muče uporan kašalj, iritacija, glavobolja, umor, vrtoglavica, alergijske kožne reakcije, slabost, astmatična
iritacija, respiratorna infekcija, mučnina, otežana koncentracija, osjetljivost na mirise, suha koža, svrab… Čak
20 posto zaposlenika kaže da njihov rad ometaju simptomi ovog sindroma, a većina ih se osjeća bolje ubrzo
nakon napuštanja zgrade. Simptomi vezani uz “sindrom
bolesnih zgrada“ mogu biti smanjeni postavljanjem biljaka. Svojom sposobnošću upijanja toksičnih tvari, one
smanjuju razinu umora, kašlja, glavobolje i iritacije očiju
za 30 posto. Istina, sve biljke podjednako ne upijaju sve
otrove, a nijedna, na žalost, ne upija dim cigarete, ali to
čine dovoljno dobro da ih je nemoguće smatrati samo
ukrasima.
Stručnjaci savjetuju uzgajanje minimalno dviju kućnih
biljaka na prostoru od 9 do 10 četvornih metara unutar
životnog ili radnog prostora sa stropom visine od 2,5 do
tri metra. U zgradama s manjkom dnevne svjetlosti i pogleda prema vanjskom svijetu, zeleni atrijumi su idealna
alternativa prirodi. Kod planiranja rasporeda radnih prostorija u zgradi, ekološki svjestan arhitekt će postaviti biljke kao pregradu jer one imaju dvojaku funkciju za razliku
od običnih zidova: odvajaju prostor i istodobno upijaju
zvukove, smanjuju prašinu, vlaže zrak i obogaćuju prostor
kisikom.
Kako s biljkama
Biljke u domu pružaju mogućnost hobija u zatvorenom
prostoru. Ljudi uživaju baviti se njima, to im podiže raspoloženje, a kada one dobro uspijevaju, raste i samopouzdanje. Izbor kućnih biljaka je stvar svakog pojedinca.
Neke se bolje uklapaju u tradicionalne stilove, a neke u
moderne. No većina ih se uklapa u sve stilove uređenja
interijera. Treba imati na umu da život biljaka u potpunosti ovisi o njihovim vlasnicima. Okruženje u kojem se
nalaze je vrlo važno. Ne smije ih se staviti preblizu izvora
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Biljkama treba omogućiti dovoljno prirodnog svjetla /
Plants should be provided with enough natural light
Većina biljaka se uklapa u sve stilove uređenja interijera / The majority of plants will
adapt to all decorating styles
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topline ili na propuh, a ako ih se postavi u duboku sjenu ili
se nedovoljno zalijevaju, sigurno će propasti. Sve kućne
biljke su osjetljive na mraz. Temperatura zraka ne smije
biti niža od 16°C, ali ni viša od 21°C. Mnoge su osjetljive
na suh zrak u stambenim prostorima pa im treba povećati vlagu u zraku.
Ako je moguće, biljkama treba omogućiti dovoljno prirodnog svjetla jer imaju vrlo individualne zahtjeve za svjetlošću. Iako ih je većina otporna na sve uvjete i količinu
svjetla, nije ih dobro izložiti direktnom suncu. Za svaku biljku treba naći dobru kombinaciju svjetla i ventilacije jer
to znatno utječe na njihovu sposobnost pročišćavanja
zraka. Njihov rast poboljšavaju bijeli ili krem zidovi i strop
održavajući svjetlo u slabo osvijetljenim prostorijama. Većina ih sporo raste, a za one koje brzo rastu, treba osigurati dovoljno prostora.
Prave biljke se mogu zamijeniti umjetnima u unutarnjem
uređenju, naročito ako vlasnik nije sklon bavljenju njima.
Umjetne biljke mogu dekorirati prostor isto tako dobro
kao i prave, međutim one ne mogu zamijeniti pozitivan
učinak koji prave biljke imaju na ljudski organizam. Ako
ništa drugo, činjenica da rastu i mijenjaju se, donosi komadić prirode u zatvoreni prostor, a to je nezamjenjivo.
Kućne biljke i feng shui
Biljke su jedan od najdjelotvornijih čimbenika korištenih u
feng shui učenju. Njihova svrha u zatvorenom prostoru je
generiranje dobrog chia, odnosno dobre energije. Zdravi cvjetovi privlače univerzalnu chi energiju i kisik te tako
utječu na ljudsku vitalnost, dok njihovo neodržavanje
može prouzročiti stagniranje energije i proizvesti negativan chi. Općenito, držanje biljaka u stambenom prostoru stvara pozitivne osjećaje kod ljudi pa tako unapređuje
njihov imunološki sustav.
Međutim, nisu sve vrste biljaka poželjne u zatvorenom
prostoru po feng shui učenju. Tako su nepovoljne sve one
s trnjem ili iglicama, kao što su kaktusi, te sa sabljastim,
oštrim listovima poput palmi, jer takve biljke u prostor
odašilju negativne vibracije i energiju prostora pretvaraju u agresivnu. Isto tako, bonsai zbog svoje minijaturnosti
djeluje štetno na okolinu jer simbolizira sputanost prirode
i rasta. Nepoželjne su još palma, agava, drvo života, dracena, Diffanbachia (zbog otrova u lišću) te biljke koje
rastu prema dolje što simbolizira pad i nazadovanje. Nasuprot tome, one s mesnatim i zaobljenim listovima kao
što je, primjerice, fikus “benjamin“ su poželjne u prostoru
zbog toga što se životna energija kreće u krugovima pa
je takvi listovi podupiru i jačaju.
Po feng shui učenju, biljkama nije mjesto u spavaćoj sobi
jer preko noći ispuštaju ugljični dioksid. Osim toga, predstavljaju rast i napredovanje u životu, pokret i izmjenu tvari, a to nije energija koju želimo u sobi za odmor. Isto tako,
ne preporuča se čuvati suho cvijeće, koje je beživotno,
mrtvo i bez energije. Jedina iznimka od toga pravila jest
lavanda čiji blagotvorni miris djeluje opuštajuće.
Biljke utječu na protok energije i svojim položajem u prostoru. Naime, u kutovima prostorije nakuplja se zaboravljena i neiskorištena energija, a njezin protok se potiče
postavljanjem grmolikih i visokih biljaka. U dugačkim hodnicima, gdje je potrebno spriječiti prebrz protok energije, biljke se postavljaju na sredinu kako bi tu energiju
usporile i učinile je korisnom.
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Biljke su jedan od najdjelotvornijih čimbenika korištenih u
feng shui učenju / Plants are among the most effective
factors that are used in Feng Shui studies
Adorn Your Home
with Plants
Besides the fact that they embellish any space they’re in, plants encourage productivity
and help create a pleasant and relaxed atmosphere, and they’re also excellent in clearing the air of all the toxic substances that are released by various interior materials
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Stručnjaci savjetuju uzgajanje minimalno dviju kućnih biljaka na
prostoru od 9 do 10 četvornih metara / Experts recommend the
growing of at least two houseplants in 9-10 square metres
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othing embellishes a living space as nicely as
plants. By rightfully choosing the colour, shape and position of the plants, any space can
be truly transformed. However, that is not the
only reason that makes plants so welcomed in interiors.
If we look deep beneath their good looks, we will find
way more than we originally thought.
Plants are good for people on many levels. Their tribal
connection to people is revealed by the fact that the
human eye can recognize up to 2000 shades of the colour of green. They will do wonders in helping to create
a pleasant and relaxed atmosphere. They encourage
productivity in a working environment, as employees
don’t tend to get sick as often or make as many mistakes. When they’re close to some plants, students tend
to improve their studying habits, while patients feel
much better in their hospital stays.
All the Things that Plants Can Do
But why is that so? The reasons are both physical and
psychological. When exploring the issue of polluted
airways in interior spaces, it has been discovered that
houseplants have the ability to clear the air of many
toxic substances (formaldehyde, ammonia, nicotine,
benzene), as well as increase the amount of negative
ions in the air. During their natural process of photosynthesis, plants improve the air quality by filtrating carbon
dioxide that people breath out, as well as many other
polluted substances that get accumulated in indoor
spaces, while simultaneously producing oxygen that
people need in their life.
Interior materials will often contain many different poisons. Large amounts of toxic substances are being produced by floor covers, carpets, plastic, furniture, glue,
paint, varnish, modern construction materials, synthetic
fibres and many other sources. Modern buildings are
constructed in such manner that they prevent the loss
of heat energy from indoor spaces and erase any flow
of air, which may save a lot of money, but it also retains
all the toxins in the interior. Interiors tend to be up to five
to seven times more polluted than exteriors! That modern phenomenon is known as “syndrome of sick buil109
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dings”. People with this syndrome tend to cough a
lot and be irritated, as well as have a headache,
fatigue, dizziness, allergic skin reactions, anaemia,
asthmatic irritation, respiratory infections, nausea,
inability to concentrate, sensitivity to smells, dry
skin, itchiness… Up to 20 percent of employees
say that their work is disturbed by the symptoms of
this syndrome, and most of them feel much better
shortly after leaving the building. Symptoms attached to “the syndrome of sick buildings” can be reduced by placing the plants within the space. With
their ability to absorb toxic substances, they reduce the level of fatigue, coughing, headache and
eye irritation for up to 30 percent. Truth be told,
not all plants have the same effect when it comes
to absorbing toxins, and it is unfortunate that none
of them can absorb the cigarette smoke, but they
still do it well enough not to be considered mere
decorations. Experts recommend the growing of
at least two houseplants in 9-10 square metres of
living or working space, with a 2,5-to-3-metre ceiling. In buildings that don’t have enough daylight
and views of the outside world, green atriums are
the ideal alternative to nature. While planning the
position of working rooms in a building, an ecologically conscious architect will place plants as means of partition, because unlike regular walls, their
function is doubled: they separate the space and
absorb sounds at the same time, as well as remove
dust, moisten the air and provide the space with
oxygen.
How to Treat Plants
Houseplants provide an opportunity to have a
hobby in the closed spaces of your home. People enjoy growing and nursing them, as it increases
the level of their mood and their self-confidence,
especially if the process is successful. The choice of
houseplants is really up to every individual. Some of
them adapt better to traditional styles, and some
of them prefer modern surroundings. However, the
majority of plants will adapt to all decorating styles. It should be kept in mind that the lifespan of
plants depends completely on their owner. Their
surrounding is also very important. They mustn’t be
positioned near any heat sources or any draught,
and if they are positioned in deep shadow or aren’t
watered frequently enough, they are bound to die.
All houseplants are also sensitive to frost. The air
temperature shouldn’t be lower that 16 C or higher
than 21 C. Many plants are sensitive to dry air in residential spaces, so the level of air moisture should
be increased.
If it’s possible, plants should be provided with enough natural light because they each have their own
individual needs for light. Although most of them
are resilient to all conditions and levels of light, it is
never good to expose them to direct sunlight. Every
plant requires a good combination of light and ventilation because it significantly affects their ability of
clearing the air. Their growth is improved by white or
cream walls and ceilings, as they retain light in low-
lit rooms. Most plants take their time while growing, and
for those that will grow rapidly, the owner must ensure
plenty of space.
Real plants can be replaced by artificial ones in interior decoration, especially if the owner doesn’t have
the tendency to nurture them. Artificial plants can decorate space as well as the real ones, but they can’t
replace the positive effect that real plants have on the
human body. If nothing else, the fact that they’re growing and changing brings a slice of nature into the interior, which is irreplaceable.
Houseplants and Feng Shui
Plants are among the most effective factors that are
used in Feng Shui studies. Their purpose in an interior is
to generate good chi, which stands for positive energy.
Healthy flowers attract universal chi energy and oxygen, thus affecting human vitality, while their lack of
nurturing can lead to stagnation of energy and produce negative chi. In general, growing plants in your
home creates positive feelings and improves the human immune system.
However, not all types of plants are welcomed in an interior, at least according to Feng Shui. All the plants with
thorns or needles, such as cactuses, are not welcomed,
and neither are plants with sword-like, sharp leaves like
palms, because those plants send negative vibrations
and turn the space energy into aggression. Also, bonsai
has a negative effect on its surrounding due to its lack
of size, as it symbolizes limitations of nature and growth.
Other plants on the “no-no” list are palm, agave, tree of
life, Diffanbachia (due to poisonous leaves) and plants
that grow downwards, as they symbolize fall and going
backwards. On the contrary, plants with meaty and rounded leaves, such as “Benjamin”, are very much welcomed because the energy of life moves in circles, and
these plants encourage and strengthen it.
According to Feng Shui, plants have no place in bedrooms because they release carbon dioxide during
the night. Besides, they represent growth and progress
in life, as well as movement and substance exchange,
and that is not the energy we want to have in our room
for rest. Dry flowers are also not recommended as they
have no life, are dead and without any energy. Lavender is the only exception to that rule because it has a
very relaxing aroma.
Plants also affect the flow of energy with their position
within a room. The corners of every room hide forgotten an under-utilized energy, and its flow is encouraged
by positioning bush-like and tall plants. Long hallways,
which shouldn’t feature an overly rapid flow of energy,
demand the plants to be positioned in the middle in
order to slow that energy down and transform it into
something useful.
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Nova japanska mudrost:
otkrijte wabi-sabi
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“Otkrijte ljepotu u asimetriji i drugim manama ljudskog lica. Ljepota je tamo gdje
je tražite!“
“Život je nesavršen i nedovršen, zato dopustite svojem životnom prostoru da odiše tim štihom“, poručuje vam wabisabi / “Life is imperfect and undone, so allow your living
space to breathe with this vibe”, recommends wabi-sabi
Piše: Martina Kocijan
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itko nije savršen. Dobro, to smo već znali.
No odnedavno ta spoznaja o nesavršenosti dolazi do sve većeg izražaja. Shvatite li da je savršenstvo ionako dosadno, a
da je prava ljepota u nesavršenosti, svidjet će vam
se wabi-sabi, novi, a istodobno i stari princip unutarnjeg uređenja, koji ima sve više poklonika diljem
svijeta. Sasvim je wabi-sabi, na primjer, doći kući s
posla nakon napornog dana i zanemariti neoprano posuđe od doručka. Samo ugasite svjetla, upalite svijeće i opustite se...
Wabi-sabi mudrolija
Okrenite se oko sebe i pogledajte zidove svoga
stana ili kuće, parket, namještaj... zadovoljni? Ipak,
u tom stanu ili kući živite vi, što znači da sve što ste
u njemu stvorili nije za odbaciti. “Život je nesavršen i
nedovršen, zato dopustite svojem životnom prostoru da odiše tim štihom“, poručuje vam wabi-sabi.
Prema njemu, dom je prije svega mirno utočište
gdje se nakon napornog dana odmaramo od užurbanog svijeta. Stoga, umjesto da gomilate trendy
stilske predmete, skupocjeni namještaj (za koji ćete
se ionako neprestano bojati da se ne uprlja, odere
i okrhne) i slušate savjete raznoraznih “stručnjaka“,
pretvorite svoj dom u mjesto gdje ćete jednostavno biti – ono što jeste. Poanta je u tome da za
interijer svoga doma izradite nešto sami. Koliko god
to nijekali, svi mi imamo umjetničkog dara, samo
više ili manje razvijenog. Ohrabrite se i naslikajte sliku, složite mozaik od kamenčića s mora, uramite i
objesite na zid fotografije koje ste sami snimili, sašijte presvlaku za kauč, napravite aranžman od živog ili suhog cvijeća, obojite sami nekoliko zidova.
Inspirirajte se osobama i predmetima koje volite i
okružite se vlastitim djelima. Zašto ne pokušati?
Odakle je sve krenulo?
Japanska umjetnost i filozofija odavno su poznati
diljem svijeta. Jedinstvena i mistična, kakvom se
na prvi pogled doima, japanska je mudrost osvojila zapadnjačku kulturu svojom produhovljenošću
i harmoničnim pogledom na svijet i prirodu. Japanski stil oblikovanja i uređenja interijera pojava
je koja obilježava cijeli jedan način života i razmišljanja, kojemu je umnogome pridonijela izoliranost
Japana kao otoka i njegov samostalni kulturni razvoj. Japanska ideologija zen, razmišljanje je o dubljim pitanjima života i u suprotnosti je s izobiljem i
blještavilom materijalizma, koji u zapadnom svijetu
toliko dobro poznajemo.
Povijest wabi-sabija
U 15. stoljeću, kao odgovor na dotad dominantan
kićeni stil uređenja interijera, pojavila se wabi-sabi,
japanska umjetnost nesavršene ljepote. Koncept,
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jednostavan i životan, ubrzo je bio općeprihvaćen.
Wabi-sabi blizak je zen-budizmu u duhovnoj komponenti pa je dom prije svega mjesto za opuštanje i meditaciju. Uči nas da zaboravimo potrebu za savršenstvom
i usredotočimo se na ljepotu stvari takvih kakve jesu.
Sad malo stručnije
Wabi-sabi je orijentalan način sagledavanja estetike.
Wabi, oblik savršene ljepote koja je uzrokovana
nesavršenošću i asimetrijom, te sabi, nezaustavljiva
vrsta ljepote koja dolazi s procesom starenja, poručuju
da sve što postoji oko nas, pa čak i male nesavršene
sitnice koje nam ponekad smetaju, mogu biti lijepe.
Kako početi s uređivanjem
Prije nego što počnete uređivati interijer svoga doma,
savjetujemo vam da razmotrite sljedeće. Prvo, prostor u
kojem živite trebao bi odražavati vaš karakter i temperament. Dakle, ako ste mirnija osoba, ne trebaju vam
tone ukrasa, ukrasnih polica, šarenilo boja i sl. Vi trebate ambijent u kojem ćete se osjećati smireno i u kojem
ćete se moći opustiti. Drugo, ponekad je dovoljan i mali,
ali specifičan detalj, koji će ostaviti potpis osobe koja u
prostoru živi... raspored elemenata, materijal, boje zidova, ambijentalna rasvjeta, zelenilo. Spoj funkcije i estetike, začinjen dozom individualizma, najbolje je rješenje
za svaki interijer.
Wabi-sabi praktični savjeti
Wabi-sabi nudi mnogo praktičnih savjeta za uređenje
doma. Dvoumite li se oko boje namještaja, najbolje rješenje je izabrati neobojeno i nelakirano pokućstvo. Savršeni u svojoj jednostavnosti jesu materijali drvo i cigla,
idealni za parket i ukrasni zid. Keramičko posuđe, odlično za stvaranje osjećaja topline, po wabi-sabiju odlično će ukrasiti police, komodu ili regal. Dopustite da
vas inspiriraju boje iz prirode. Izaberite tonove crvene
terakote, pepeljastosive, od smeđe kremaste do čokoladne. Isprobajte sve nijanse zelene. Koristite svijeće za
ambijentalno svjetlo. Smjestite tepih od špage ili krparu na goli pod. U dnevnoj sobi presvucite stari dvosjed
zemljanim, bež ili bijelim vunenim, lanenim ili platnenim
presvlakama. Omiljena slika na zidu, koju biste mogli
napraviti i sami, obvezna je, a u opis “obvezno“ ulaze
i svjetiljka od rižina papira te mnoštvo biljaka. Sezonski
cvjetni aranžmani, koji će vam osvježiti prostor u kojem
obitavate, vrhunac su wabi-sabija. Na kraju, samo je na
vama hoćete li se usuditi eksperimentirati. Potrebno je
samo malo hrabrosti, i promjena koju ćete osjetiti mogla bi vas oduševiti.
Obiteljski wabi-sabi
Imate li višebrojnu obitelj, svjesni ste da svaki vaš član,
pa i onaj najmanji, stvara mikroambijent u skladu sa
svojim potrebama. Prema filozofiji wabi-sabija, svaki bi
član obitelji mogao urediti prostoriju u kojoj provodi najviše vremena. Djeca će, dopustite li im da, primjerice,
zidove svoje sobe ukrase vlastitim radovima, uživati u
svojoj “nesavršenosti“, a time će osobito razvijati svoju
kreativnost i inicijativu.
Wabi-sabi kao način života
Tempo života sve je brži, što mnoge sve više mami k
praktičnosti u svim segmentima života. Zbog toga je sve
logičnije da jednostavnost ostavlja sve veći trag i u uređivanju interijera. Bez obzira jeste li odlučili namjestiti cijeli životni prostor ili želite promijeniti samo neke sitnice,
a istodobno vas zbunjuje gomila savjeta i prijedloga iz
raznih knjiga, časopisa i s web-stranica, promijenite perspektivu i potražite rješenje u sebi. Jednom kad shvatite
kako želite živjeti i kojim stvarima želite biti okruženi, ništa vam neće biti neostvarivo. Wabi-sabi samo je jedan
pozitivni stil koji predstavlja oslobođenje od materijalnog svijeta i pokazuje da možemo živjeti jednostavnije.
Opisana mudrost, iako potekla od Japanaca, sama po
sebi nije ništa. Zaživjet će tek ako postane više od izgovarane i lako zaboravljene fraze. A tu nastupamo mi i
naša volja. I kao što bi rekli wabi-sabi ljubitelji interijera:
“Ništa ne traje vječno, ništa nije dovršeno i ništa nije savršeno.“
Ugodna vam wabi-sabi
pustolovina!
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Dopustite da vas inspiriraju boje iz prirode / Allow
yourself to be inspired by colors from nature
The new Japanese wisdom:
discover wabi-sabi
“Discover the beauty of asymmetry and in other flaws of the
human face. Beauty is where you look for it!”
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Written by: Martina Kocijan
obody is perfect. Ok, this is something that we
have already known. However, this recent discovery of imperfection is beginning to come
forth in a greater manner. If you come to an
understanding that perfection is boring, and that true
beauty lies in imperfection, you will like the idea of wabisabi, a new yet old principle of interior design, which is
beginning to obtain an ever increasing number of admirers around the world. It is quite wabi-sabi, for example, to come home after a hard day at work and ignore
the un-washed dishes left over from breakfast. ust turn
off the lights, light some candles and relax...
Wabi-sabi wisdom
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ly, you are the one that lives in that apartment or house,
which means that all that you have created is not to
be disregarded. “Life is imperfect and undone, so allow
your living space to breathe with this vibe”, recommends
wabi-sabi. According to it, the home is first and foremost
a quiet and safe haven where we relax following a hard
day from the bustling world. Therefore, instead of piling
trendy objects, high priced furniture (for which you will
constantly be in fear of getting dirty, tearing or chipping) and listening to advice coming from numerous
“experts”, turn your home into a place where you will
just be – that which you are. The point being, is that you
make something yourself for your home. As much as we
deny it, we all possess an artistic side, developed to a
lesser or greater degree. Encourage yourself and paint
a picutre, put together a mosaic from sea stones, frame
and hang photographs on the wall that you
have shot yourself, make a covering for the
couch, paint several walls by yourself. Inspire yourself with people or objects which
you like and surround yourself with your own
doings. Why not try?
Where it all began?
Japanese art and philosophy have been
known throughout the world for some time.
Unique and mystical, as seems at first, Japanese wisdom has captured the world with its
spirituality and harmonic look to the world
and nature. Japanese style of shape and interior design is a phenomenon which states
an entire way of life and thought, which has
been greatly contributied by the isolation of
Japan as an island and its independent cultural growth. Japanese ideology zen, is the
thinking involving deaper life questions and
is in contrast to the glitter and abundance
of materialism, which we know only to well
in the western world.
The history of wabi-sabi
In the 15th century, as an answer to the
dominant tacky style of interior design,
wabi-sabi appeared, a Japanese art of imperfect beauty. The concept being simple
and livable, it was soon widely accepted.
Wabi-sabi is close to zen-budism in its spiritual component so the home is first and
foremost a place to relax and meditate. It
teaches us to forget the necessity for perfection and focus on the beauty of things
as they are.
And now a bit more technical
Wabi-sabi is an oriental way of looking at
estetics. Wabi, a shape of perfect beauty
which is caused by imperfection and asymmetry, and sabi, an unstopable type of
beauty which comes forth by the process
of ageing, teaches that everything that exists around us, even the small imperfect little
things which are sometimes annoying, can
be beautiful.
How to start with decorating
Before you begin to start decorating the interior of your home, we advise you to look
over the following. First, the space in which
you live should reflect your character and
temperment. In other words, if you are a
calm person, you do not need a cluster of
ornaments, shelves, a spector of colors, etc.
You need an atmosphere in which you will
feel calm and in which you will be able to
relax. Second, sometimes a small but specific detail is all it takes to leave a signiture
of the person who lives in the space... the
arrangement of elements, material, color of
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walls, lighting atmosphere, plants. The fusion of function
and estetics, spiced with a dose of individuality, is the
best answer for each interior.
Wabi-sabi practical advice
Wabi-sabi offers many practical advice for home decorating. If you are indecisive in choosing the color of your
furniture, the best answer is to choose something that
has no color or polish. Perfect in its simplicity are materials such as wood or brick, ideal for parquet floors and
decorative walls. Ceramic dishes, excellent for creating
a feeling of warmth, according to wabi-sabi will be a
great decor to shelves, commodes or chests. Allow yourself to be inspired by colors from nature. Choose color
tones such as red terracote, ash greys, from browns of
creame up to chocolate. Try all shades of green. Use
light for atmosphere lighting. Place a carpet made of
rope or rags onto a bare floor. In the living room, redo
your old couch with earthly, beige or white wool, linen
or canvas covers. A favorite painting on the wall, which
you could do for yourself, is a must, and in the description of “must” lie candles made of rice paper as well as
a numerous amount of plants. Seasonal floral arrangments, which will bring life to your living space, is the
height of wabi-sabi. In the end, it is only up to you to decide to experiment. All it takes is a little bit of courage,
and the change you will feel might well thrill you.
Family wabi-sabi
If you have a larger family, you are made aware that
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Nesavršenstvo može biti i te kako lijepo /
Unperfection could be very, very beautiful
each of its members, even the smallest, creates a micro-climate in unison to its needs. According to the
philosophy of wabi-sabi, each member of the family
could decorate a space in which they spend most of
their time. Children will, if allowed, for example, decorate the walls of their rooms with decors of their own
making, enjoy in their “imperfection” and in doing so
will develop their own creativity and iniciative.
Wabi-sabi as a way of life
Lifes pace is ever quicker, which bates many to practicality in all life segments. So it is ever more logical that
simplicity is leaving a greater trail in interior design as
well. Regardless of, if you have decided to decorate an
entire living space or you wish to change just a few minor details, and at the same time are confused by a pile
of advice and suggestions from various books, magazines and web-sites, change your perspective and look
for the answers inside yourselves. Once you understand
how you wish to live and by which things you wish to
surround yourself, nothing will be impossilbe. Wabi-sabi is
just one positive style which represents the freeing from
a material world and shows us that we can live simpler.
The described wisdom, even though of Japanese origin,
by itself is nothing. It will come to life only if it becomes
more than a spoken and easily forgotten phrase. And
this is where we and our will power comes to play. And
as wabi-sabi admirers would say: “Nothing lasts forever,
nothing is done and nothing is perfect.” Wishing you an
enjoyable wabi-sabi adventure!
PHILIPPE STARCK: GHOST CHAIR
Dobri kuæni duh
“Arhitektura i dizajn imaju stvarni utjecaj na ljude, pomažu im da žive bolje”
Starck
Piše: Nataša Bodrožiæ
Foto: Kartell, Jean-Baptiste Mondino
Stolicu “Louis Ghost” proizvodi Kartell, a može je se kupiti u salonu
namještaja “Mio Dino” / Louis Ghost chair is being produced in
Kartell and you can buy it in “Mio Dino” furniture store
(www.miodino.hr)
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hilippe Starck misli ozbiljno kad kaže da želi mijenjati svijet. Jedan od najutjecajnijih živućih francuskih dizajnera rođen je u Parizu 1949. godine.
Demokratičan i subverzivan, Starck se ne fokusira na stvaranje provokativnih i skupocjenih ekskluzivnih
komada. Umjesto toga, okosnicu njegova dizajna čine
upotrebni predmeti prikladni za svako kućanstvo.
Od najranijih godina fascinirao ga je svijet njegova oca,
dizajnera letjelica, te je djetinjstvo proveo u blizini njegovih ploča s nacrtima, režući, lijepeći, sastavljajući i
rastavljajući bicikle, motorkotače i slične predmete,
već tada, na neki način, unoseći vlastite principe u taj
proces, promišljajući i ponovno oblikujući svijet koji ga je
okruživao.
Sredinom šezdesetih Philippe Starck pohađa školu Nissim de Comondo u Parizu, a već 1968. osniva svoju prvu
tvrtku. Sljedeće godine imenovan je art direktorom Studija Pierrea Cardina. Sedamdesetih se bavi unutrašnjim
uređenjem pariških noćnih klubova, poput La main blue
i Les baines-douches, trendovskih mjesta, sastajališta
viđenijih Parižana. Godine 1979. osniva tvrtku “Starck
product” i počinje se intenzivnije zanimati za arhitekturu.
Uskoro zatim postaje jedno od vodećih imena francuskog dizajna. To svakako potvrđuje i poziv tadašnjega
francuskog predsjednika Françoisa Mitterranda koji ga
angažira za uređenje njegovih privatnih odaja u Elizejskoj palači 1982. godine. Jedan od njegovih antologijskih radova zasigurno je i unutrašnje uređenje Caféa Costes u Parizu iz 1984., inspirirano željezničkom stanicom u
Budimpešti. Od tada intenzivno putuje te ga nalazimo
na “privremenom radu” u Tokiju, Madridu, New Yorku,
Hong Kongu, Mexicu... Philippe Starck možda je jedan
od najpoznatijih i najproduktivnijih dizajnera današnjice.
Njegova želja za transgresijom, izazovom, promjenom,
estetskom i kulturalnom provokacijom učinila ga je sveprisutnim i nezaustavljivim u promišljanju i najsitnijih de-
talja okruženja suvremenog čovjeka: od lampi i kvaka,
satova i motorkotača, do četkica za zube i uređenja kupaonica.
Starckov pristup dizajnu je subverzivan, inteligentan i nepredvidiv. Tijekom devedesetih godina prošlog stoljeća,
intenzivno je počeo promišljati dugovječnost predmeta,
implicirajući moralitet, iskrenost i objektivnost kao dijelove dizajnerskog procesa. Po njegovu mišljenju, osnovna
uloga dizajnera jest stvarati višak “sreće” sa što manje
novca. U tome je na neki način sadržana i davna želja
američkih modernista Charlesa i Ray Eames, koji su svojim radom željeli učiniti svijet boljim.
Dizajn Philippea Starcka je stiliziran, zaobljenih linija, organskih oblika; sklon je korištenju neobičnih kombinacija materijala (staklo i kamen, plastika i aluminij...). Taj je
trend prisutan i u njegovu dizajnu namještaja.
Starckov je namještaj često reinterpretacija ranijih dekorativnih stilova. Tradiciju spaja s modernim materijalima
stvarajući začudna rješenja. Usprkos tomu što su materijal i oblik u kontradikciji, upravo takvi paradoksi čine njegov rad tako uzbudljivim.
Kolekcija “Ghost” rafinirani je primjer sinergije mode
i unutrašnjeg dizajna. Sastoji se od dijelova koji čine
kombinaciju antikne i suvremene estetike te modnog
trenda kristalnog nakita. Jedinstvene prozirne tvorevine doimlju se poput materijalizirane optičke iluzije. Set
transparentnih stolova i stolica sadrži svjetlo gotovo kao
svoje inherentno svojstvo, a ono, opet, naglašava njihovu čvrstoću i trajnost. Kolekcija “Ghost” je napravljena
od prozirne plastike koja dopušta suptilnu refleksiju pa
predmeti izgledaju pomalo nadrealno.
Stolica “Ghost” dio je istoimene kolekcije. Inspirirana je
baroknom sjedalicom u stilu Louisa XV. Unatoč njezinoj
kristalnoj pojavnosti, “Ghost chair” je stabilna i izdrživa,
otporna na različite vremenske uvjete. Gotovo dramatičan izgled te stolice donosi dašak elegancije i ironije
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Stolicu “Louis Ghost”
moguće je i personalizirati sa slikom na naslonu
/ Louis Ghost chair could
be personalized with a
picture on the back
u različita stilska okruženja u kojima se nalazi, bilo da je
smještena u privatnost doma ili u neki javni prostor. Bez
obzira na okolinu, Starckova kolekcija “Ghost” pruža
iznimno dojmljivu intruziju suvremenosti, čak futurizma,
koji funkcioniraju u različitim ambijentima. Proizvodi je
tvrtka Kartell, a izrađuje se u nekoliko različitih boja. Starckov kreativni genij i Kartellova tehnička i tehnološka
vrsnoća kao potpora, rezultirali su još jednim kultnim predmetom.
Philippe Starck, uglavnom
autodidaktičan, u posljednja
četiri desetljeća intenzivnog
rada konstantno donosi specifičan umjetnički izraz kao
reakciju na dominantno okružje postmodernizma: stil mu
je jednostavan i čist, ali uvijek
s odmakom. Svjetski ugled stekao je kao dizajner namještaja,
produkt-dizajner, dizajner interijera, posebice vrhunskih svjetskih
hotela, te arhitekt. Dizajnirao je
značajan broj stambenih kuća
te zgrada komercijalne namjene, a cijela jedna ulica u Parizu
nosi njegov potpis - Rue Starck.
Njegov rad je izložen u muzejima diljem svijeta: u Parizu, New
Yorku, Londonu, Chicagu, Kyotu, Barceloni... Više puta mu
je dodijeljena titula dizajnera
godine, dobitnik je Grandprixa za industrijski dizajn, dizajnerskog Oscara i brojnih
drugih priznanja.
Dizajnirao je namještaj za Vi124
tru, Driade, Balerija, Disform, Casinu, Alessi, Idée... Godine 1986. postaje gost predavač na milanskoj akademiji
Domus.
“Harmonija i ekonomičnost nisu jedine riječi koje se vezuju uz Philippea Starcka; on je romantik koji sanja o tome
da se između predmeta i ljudi koji ih posjeduju stvori
emocionalna veza.”
Starck, ime-brand, iza kojega stoji jedan od najtalentiranijih kreativaca našeg vremena, sinonim je rafiniranosti, ali
i “demokratizacije ljepote”. Bez navođenja velikih
uzora, pomalo anarhičan, nadasve romantičan, ovaj je Francuz transformirao drugu polovicu dvadesetog stoljeća prema vlastitoj
viziji, stvorivši world according to Starck.
A piece of cult
PHILIPPE STARCK: GHOST CHAIR
The Good Ghost in
Your Home
“Architecture and design have a genuine effect on people, as they help them
have a better life”
Starck
Written by: Nataša Bodrožiæ
Photo: Kartell, Jean-Baptiste Mondino
Kolekcija “Ghost” je napravljena od prozirne plastike koja dopušta
suptilnu refleksiju pa predmeti izgledaju pomalo nadrealno /
The “Ghost” collection was made from see-through plastic that allows
subtle reflection, so the objects have a slightly surreal look
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Restoran Kong u Parizu / Kong restaurant in Paris
A piece of cult
P
hilippe Starck means it when he says that he wants
to change the world. One of the most influential living French designers, he was born in Paris in
1949. Democratic and subversive, Starck doesn’t
focus on creating provocative and expensive exclusive
pieces. Instead, the backbone of his design work consists
of objects that can be used in every household.
Ever since the early days, he was fascinated by the world
of his father, an airplane designer, and he spent his childhood near his blueprint boards while doing a lot of cutting, pasting, dissembling and re-assembling various bicycles, motorcycles and similar objects. Even at that period,
he already started to bring in his own principles into that
whole process, while analysing and re-shaping the world
that surrounded him.
During the mid-sixties, Philippe Starck attended school
Nissim de Comondo in Paris, and he started his first firm in
1968. The following year, he was named the art director
of Studio Pierre Cardin. He spent the 1970s designing interiors for various nightclubs in Paris, such as La Main Blue
and Les Baines-Douches, which were very trendy and frequented by the more respected Parisians. He started his
firm “Starck Product” in 1979, as he was slowly taking a
bigger interest in architecture. He didn’t need a lot of time
to become one of the leading names of French design.
That was certainly confirmed when then-French president
Francois Mitterand invited him to decorate his private
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headquarters at
Elysee Palace in 1982.
O n e
of his first legendary pieces of work must
b
e
the interior design for Café Costes in Paris in 1984, which
was inspired by a train station in Budapest. He has since
done a lot of intensive travelling, so we can find him on
“temporary missions” in Tokyo, Madrid, New York, Hong
Kong, Mexico… Philippe Starck might be one of the most
famous and productive designers of our time. His desire
for transgression, challenge, change, and aesthetical
and cultural provocation has made him omnipresent
and unstoppable when it comes to analysing the tiniest
details that surround a modern person: from lamps and
doorknobs, clocks and motorcycles, to tooth brushes and
bathroom decorations.
Starck’s approach to design is subversive, intelligent and
unpredictable. During the 1990s, he intensively started to
analyse the longevity of objects, while implying morality,
honesty and objectivity as factors in the designer process. According to him, the main role of a designer is to
create an extra-amount of “happiness” with as little money as possible. In a way, that principle accomplishes the
ancient desire of American modernists Charles and Ray
Eames, who wanted to use their work to make the world
a better place. Philippe Starck’s design is filled with style
and offers plenty of rounded lines and organic shapes;
he also has the tendency to use unusual material combinations (glass and stone, plastic and aluminium…). That
trend is also present in his furniture design.
Starck’s furniture often tends to be a reinterpretation of
previous decorative styles. He combines tradition with
modern materials by creating peculiar solutions. Besides
the fact that the materials are in contradiction with the
shape, those types of paradoxes make his work even
more exciting.
The “Ghost” collection is a subtle example of a synergy
between fashion and interior design. It consists of parts
that create a combination of antique and contemporary
aesthetics with the fashion trend of crystal jewellery. Unique transparent creations leave the impression of a materialized optical illusion. A set of transparent tables and
chairs features light as its almost-inherent characteristic,
which emphasizes the set’s firmness and durability. The
“Ghost” collection was made from see-through plastic
that allows subtle reflection, so the objects have a slightly
surreal look. The Ghost Chair is a part of that same collection. It was inspired by a baroque chair from the period
of Louis XV. Regardless of its crystal appearance, Ghost
Chair is stable and resilient to all weather conditions. Its
near-dramatic appearance brings a breath of elegance
and irony into different style environments, whether we’re
talking about the privacy of home or some public facility.
Regardless of the environment, Starck’s “Ghost” collecti-
on provides an extremely interesting intrusion of modern
times, even futurism, which will function in different ambiences. It is manufactured by a company called Kartell,
and it is being made in several different colours. Starck’s
creative genius and Kartell’s technical and technological excellence as the support have created another legendary object.
Philippe Starck, mostly autodidactic, has spent the past
four decades of intensive work constantly bringing a specific artistic style as a reaction to the predominant surrounding of postmodernism: his style is simple and pure, but
always with a detachment. He has created his worldwide
reputation as a furniture designer, product-designer, interior designer, especially in world’s top-level hotels, and
an architect. He has designed a significant number of
residential houses and commercial buildings, and there
is a street in Paris that is completely signed by him – Rue
Starck.
His work is exhibited in museums around the world: Paris,
New York, London, Chicago, Kyoto, Barcelona… He has
been repeatedly declared as the designer of the year,
has won the Grand Prix in the field of industrial design, as
well as a designer Oscar and many other awards. He has
designed furniture for Vitra, Driade, Baleri, Disform, Casino, Alessa, Idee… In 1986, he became the guest professor at the Domus Academy in Milan.
“Harmony and frugality are not the only words that can
be connected to Philippe Starck; he is also a romantic
that dreams of an emotional connection that will be
created between people and objects in their possession.”
Starck, name and brand, as well as one of the most talented and creative people of our time, is synonymous
to subtlety, but also to “the democratisation of beauty”. Without any great role models, slightly anarchic and
overly romantic, this Frenchman transformed the second
half of the 20th century in accordance to his own vision,
thus creating the world according to Starck.
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Dekoracije
DESIGNERS GUILD, www.designersguild.com
Posteljina cvjetnog uzorka iz kolekcije “Mulberry walk” /
Floral patern bed linen from “Mulberry walk” collection
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Dobro nam došlo proljece!
Greetings to Spring!
HOGANAS KERAMIK,
www.hoganaskeramik.com
Spring is the time of awakening, translucence
and flowers. Make sure you prepare yourself
by refreshing your home with decorations in
many happy colours, which will bring smiles to
faces of those who live with you. This spring’s
“must have” is the floral sample that can be
combined with almost anything. Regardless of
whether we’re talking about fabrics, plates or
furniture… the room will flourish. Bring out the
old vases from the dresser and fill them with
some spring flowers… and let your home get
that beautiful aroma.
Pripremila / Edited by: Ana Perišin
DOMA Namještaj d.o.o.,
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Modern lanterns
Proljeće je vrijeme buđenja, prozračnosti i cvijeća. Dočekajte ga spremni uz osvježeni dom
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Posude različitih veličina u nježnim proljetnim bojama /
Different-sized dishes in gentle springtime colours
MARIMEKKO / www.marimekko.fi
Cvijeće kao inspiracija na poslužavniku /
Flowers as an inspiration on the trey
DOMA Namještaj d.o.o.,
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Plastična stolica u boji trave /
A plastic chair in the colour
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KORÈULA 147 str.
posebna ponuda
special offer
Split
str. 163
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POREÈ 153 str.
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Brač
Prodaje se odlična vila “Salvation“, ukupne stambene površine 260 m2, smještena u drugom redu do mora. Vila posjeduje bazen, a okućnica je izrazito lijepo uređena. Za ljubitelje filmske industrije bit će zanimljiv podatak da je prvi
susjed Steven Spielberg.
The excellent Vila Salvador is on sale; its overall residential surface is 260 m2 and it is second in line to the sea. The
villa features a swimming pool and the courtyard is very nicely maintained. For all the movie industry lovers, let’s just
say that Steven Spielberg is the first neighbour.
Cijena / Price: 1.800.000 €
Kontakt telefon / Contact telephone: +385 (0)21 231 911, +385 (0)98 385 049
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Brač
Prodaju se apartmani u stambenom objektu u Supetru na Braču. Apartmani su veličina 36, 52 i 55 m2. Objekt se
nalazi u blizini hotelskog kompleksa u Supetru, atraktivnih gradskih plaža i brojnih sportskih terena. Udaljen je 15
minuta šetnje od središta mjesta i 200 metara od mora. Okružen je zelenim pojasom maslina i drugog mediteranskog
bilja. U blizini objekta je gradska šetnica s brojnim ugostiteljskim objektima, zabavnim parkom i trgovinama. Stambeni
objekt se nalazi na parceli površine 1043 m2.
Apartments are sold within a residential object in Supetar at the island of Brač. The apartments’ sizes are 36,52 and 55 m2.
The object can be found near a hotel complex in Supetar, as well as near attractive town beaches and numerous sports
facilities. It is 15 minutes away from the town centre on foot, and 200 metres from the sea. It is surrounded by a green olive
area, as well as by other Mediterranean plants. The object is also close to the town promenade with numerous restaurant
objects, stores and an amusement park. The residential object is situated on a 1043 m2 parcel.
Cijena / Price: od / from 1850 €/m2
Kontakt telefon / Contact telephone: +385 (0)21 630 521, +385 (0)98 961 4548
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Brač
Prodaje se građevna parcela od 150.000 m2 na otoku Braču, prvi red do mora, zona T1/T2, sva infrastruktura raspoloživa.
For sale building plot of 150.000 m2 on the island of Brač, first row to the sea, zone T1/T2, (tourist zone), all infrastructure available.
Cijena / Price: 150 €/m2
Kontakt telefon / Contact telephone: +385 (0)21 231 911, +385 (0)98 385 049
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Čazma
Prodaje se prekrasno imanje s kućom u okolici Čazme, 60 km od Zagreba. Imanje se nalazi usred guste šume, lovišta,
i od najbliže kuće je udaljeno pet kilometara. Zemljište, uključujući i jezero s fotografije, površine je 12.326 m2, a sama
kuća ima oko 350 m2. Papiri su uredni, 1/1. U okolici su ucrtane biciklističke i planinarske staze. Kuća je izgrađena
1967. godine. Sada se koristi za odmor, dok je nekada bila motel. Na katu je devet soba sa dva ili tri kreveta, dok su u
prizemlju dnevni boravak, kuhinja, blagovaonica i jedna soba. Svaka prostorija ima svoj kamin na drva, tako da ih je u
kući ukupno 11. Uz kuću se kao prateći objekt nalazi i velika drvena sjenica od 45 m2 s vodom, strujom i rasvjetom, te
kućica za spremanje drva.
There is a beautiful estate with a house for sale near Čazma, which is 60 kilometres from Zagreb. The estate is located
in the middle of a thick forest and a hunting area, five kilometres away from the nearest house. The parcel, including
the photograph lake, takes up 12.326 m2, while the house itself takes up 350 m2. The papers are all accounted for,
1/1. There are many cycling and hiking tracks being introduced nearby. The house was built in 1967. It is now used as
a vacation house, while it previously used to be a motel. The upper floor features nine rooms with two or three beds,
while the ground floor consists of the living room, kitchen, dining room and one bedroom. Every room has its own fireplace with wood, which makes the overall number of 11. The house is accompanied by a large 45 m2 wooden arbour
with water, electricity and lighting, as well as a small house for wood storage.
Cijena / Price: 450.000 €
Kontakt telefon / Contact telephone: +385 (0)1 376 8859, +385 (0)91 3768854
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Dubrovnik
Prodaje se ekskluzivna vila u Dubrovniku, u prvom redu do mora, na mirnoj lokaciji, s prirodnim bazenom u stijenama. Vila ima 380 m2 unutrašnjeg prostora i 1000 m2 okućnice. Sastoji se od tri spavaće sobe, tri kupaonice, kuhinje,
dnevne sobe, blagovaonice, jacuzzija, saune, te ima tri prostrane terase s prekrasnim pogledom na otvoreno more i
otoke. Vila je kompletno namještena i opremljena.Također ima i tri dodatna apartmana, garažu, vrt, te parkiralište za
pet do šest vozila. Svaki apartman se sastoji od kuhinje, sobe i kupaonice.
There is an exclusive villa on sale in Dubrovnik, and it is first in line to the sea, on a peaceful location and with a natural
pool in the rocks. The villa has 380 m2 of interior space and 1000 m2 of the courtyard. It consists of three bedrooms,
three bathrooms, kitchen, living room, dining room, Jacuzzi, sauna, and it also features three spacious terraces with
a wonderful view over the open sea and the islands. The villa is completely furnished and equipped. It also has three
additional apartments, garage, garden, and a parking lot with five or six spaces. Every apartment features a kitchen,
bedroom and bathroom.
Cijena / Price: 6.000.000 €
Kontakt telefon / Contact telephone: +385 (0)20 357 307, +385 (0)91 542 9393
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Glavini
Prodaje se imanje od 18.000 m2 uređenog zemljišta, s
maslinama, smokvama i ostalim mediteranskim biljkama,
te tri kuće, jedine u selu Glavini, u središnjoj Istri. Kuće su
u dobrom stanju i parcijalno renovirane. Posjed je veliki
potencijal za ekskluzivni mali resort ili vilu s pomoćnim
objektima, posebno zbog lokacije zaštićene od pogleda,
smještene na brijegu i okrenute prema jugu. Udaljenost
od mora je oko 30 km.
There is an 18.000 m2 estate with maintained land for
sale, as it features olives, figs and other Mediterranean
plants. It also features three houses, the only ones in the
village of Glavini in central Istria. The houses are in good
condition and are partially renovated. The property represent a large potential for an exclusive small resort or villa
with additional objects, especially due to its location that
is protected from curious eyes, located on the hill and oriented towards south. The sea is about 30 km away.
Cijena / Price: 350.000 €, kompletno sređeno /
completely renovated 750.000 €
Kontakt telefon / Contact telephone: +385 (0) 52 812 515,
+385 (0) 91 730 4379
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Kaštela
Prodaje se blok zgrada na rivi u Kaštel Starom, koji se sastoji od tri poslovne zgrade u visini prizemlja, dvije poslovne
zgrade u visini prizemlja i potkrovlja, te stambene zgrade visine prizemlja, tri kata i potkrovlja u kojoj se nalazi devet
stambenih jedinica ukupne površine 488 m2. Zgrada se nalazi u prvom redu do mora i pruža prekrasan pogled na
Kaštelanski zaljev, otoke i grad Split.
A block of buildings is on sale at the promenade in Kaštel Stari, and it consists of three office buildings at the groundfloor level, two office buildings with a ground floor and a loft, and a residential building with the ground floor, three
floors and loft. The residential building features nine residential units with 488 m2 of overall surface. The building is first
in line to the sea and provides a glorious view over the Kaštela Gulf, the islands and the City of Split.
Cijena / Price: 1.350.000 €
Kontakt telefon / Contact telephone: +385 (0)21 630 521, +385 (0)91 529 1416, +385 (0)98 961 4548
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275,00 kn
U domu kod
Pierrea Cardina
S pogledom na Azurnu obalu, negdje između neba i mora, smjestila se zaista iznimna
kuća, čiji izgled potpuno odgovara osobnosti vlasnika, francuskog dizajnera Pierrea Cardina. Projekt je završen prije 20 godina uz pomoć jednog od njegovih prijatelja, arhitekta Anttija Lovaga
Piše: Nataša Bodrožiæ
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Pierre Cardin jedan je od najpoznatijih
svjetskih dizajnera / Pierre Cardin is one of
the world’s most famous fashion designer
alo se ljudi može pohvaliti da živi u kući
svojih snova. Francuski dizajner Pierre Cardin
jedan je od sretnika koji je slobodno, bez
ograničavanja mašte i uz pomoć mađarskog
arhitekta Anttija Lovaga, dao oblik svome snu. Dobio je
Bubble palace, zaobljeni, mjehuričasti dvorac iz snova,
s pogledom na Azurnu obalu.
Prije više od dvadeset godina, Cardin je poželio kupiti
kuću na moru, u Francuskoj, ali istražujući, bio je zgrožen
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šumom neinventivnih, kockastih vila načičkanih duž obale. Tražio je za sebe nešto posebno, nešto što bi odgovaralo njegovoj zahtjevnoj osobnosti, istančanom ukusu
jer, na kraju krajeva, mjesto gdje netko živi puno govori
i o samom stanovniku. Želio je arhitektonski ekvivalent
svojim avangardnim kreacijama u modi. Sasvim slučajno se našao na mjestu gdje je Antti Lovag završavao
svoj projekt, mjehuričastu kuću za nekog industrijalca.
Vidjevši gotovo dovršeni objekt, Cardin je odmah znao
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Kaštela
Prodaje se izvanredna građevna parcela površine 5000 m2, u M1 zoni, udaljena od mora samo dva kilometra. Sa
zemljišta se pruža predivan pogled na cijeli Kaštelanski zaljev i otoke.
There is a marvellous construction parcel with 5000 m2 of surface for sale in the M1 Zone, just two kilometres away
from the sea. The parcel provides a wonderful view over the entire Kaštela Gulf and the islands.
Cijena / Price: 100 €/m2
Kontakt telefon / Contact telephone: +385 (0)21 231 911, +385 (0)98 385 049
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Kloštar Ivanić
Samo 40-ak km od Zagreba, na mirnom i skrovitom mjestu, okruženom šumom, nalazi se obiteljsko imanje na više
od 90.000 m2 s obiteljskom kućom. Kuća ima dvije spavaće sobe, dvije kupaonice, kuhinju, dnevni boravak s panoramskim pogledom na jug. Imanje ima restoran sa svim pratećim objektima za 60 ljudi, jezero s čistom izvorskom i
protočnom vodom. Imanje je potpuno izolirano i privatnost je zajamčena.
Only 40 kilometres outside of Zagreb, on a peaceful and hidden location surrounded by forest, we find a family estate
at over 90.000 m2 with a family house. The house has two bedrooms, two bathrooms, kitchen, and living room with
panoramic view towards the south. The estate features a restaurant with all accompanying objects for 60 people, as
well as a lake with pure wellspring and free-flowing water. The estate is completely isolated and your privacy is guaranteed.
Cijena / Price: na upit / on inquiry
Kontakt telefon / Contact telephone: +385 (0)52 812 515, +385 (0)91 730 4379
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Korčula
Prodaje se dvoetažni stan od 100 m2 u starom dijelu Korčule, smješten u palači Ismaeli iz 15. stoljeća. Stan je kompletno renoviran 2007. godine (novi krov, zidovi, podovi) te se prodaje namješten. Korišten je talijanski namještaj, art cool klime, u svim
sobama su plazma televizori... te sva potrebna tehnika (satelit, perilica posuđa, masažna kada). Također, budućim vlasnicima
je na raspolaganju i lijepo osvijetljena terasa, idealna za šetnje, s pogledom na niže dvorište i stari grad.
For sale a two-storey apartment in the old part of Korčula. It has 100 m2 of surface, and it is located in Ismaeli Palace
from the 15th century. The apartment has been completely renovated in 2007 (new roof, walls, windows), and is put
on sale completely furnished. It features Italian furniture, art-cool air conditioning, plasma TVs in every room… as well
as all the necessary technical equipment (satellite dish, dishwasher, massage bathtub). The future owners also have a
nicely “walk around” terrace with accent lighting at their disposal, as it is ideal for walks and offers the view over the
lower yard and the old part of town.
Cijena / Price: na upit / on inquir y
Kontakt telefon / Contact telephone: +385 (0)91 505 0558
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Lošinj
Na uskoj prevlaci koja spaja otoke Cres i Lošinj, prodaje se stara kamena kuća. Smještena je u samoj povijesnoj jezgri
grada Osora. Kuća se sastoji od tri etaže površine 210 m2, tavana površine 72 m2 te dva balkona od 15 m2. Kuća je
građena na prijelazu iz 15. u 16. stoljeće i zidana je od debelih kamenih blokova. Na zidu dnevne sobe u prizemlju se
nalaze dvije freske s početka 19. stoljeća. U početku su u kući boravili crkveni vjerodostojnici da bi nakon toga kuća
bila stan osorskih biskupa. Kada se biskupija preselila, kuća dolazi u vlasništvo imućne osorske obitelji koja je kuću
prenamijenila u jednu od najpoznatijih konoba i prenoćišta na Jadranu. Kuća je posljednjih pola stoljeća u vlasništvu
prodavateljeve obitelji. Uz kuću se prodaje i sav pripadajući namještaj iz 19. i 20. stoljeća.
On a narrow land bridge that connects the islands of Cres and Lošinj, there is an old stone house for sale. It is located
right in the historical centre of the town of Osor. The house consists of three storeys with 210 m2 of surface, as well
as a 72 m2 attic and two 15 m2 balconies. The house was originally built in the late 15th/early 16th century, and thick
stone blocks were used during the process. On the wall of the ground-floor living room, we find two frescoes from
the early 19th century. In the beginning, church officials were residing in the house, and after that the house served
as an apartment of the Osor bishops. When the Bishopric moved, the house came into possession of a wealthy Osor
family, which redefined the house as one of the most famous taverns and hostels at the Adriatic. Over the last half of
the century, the house was owned by the seller’s family. The sale also includes all the accompanying furniture from the
19th and 20th century.
Cijena / Price: na upit / on inquiry
Kontakt telefon / Contact telephone: +385 (0)51 233 815, +385 (0)91 769 5650
www.delfin-immo.hr
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Novigrad
Prodaju se stanovi u luksuznoj zgradi “Marina Quays“, samo nekoliko minuta od plaže i nove marine u Novigradu, a
samo pet minuta šetnje do centra i velikog broja restorana, kafića i trgovina. Projekt se sastoji od 24 visoko kvalitetna
stana s jednom, dvije ili tri spavaće sobe te poslovnim prostorima u prizemlju. Svaki stan u ponudi ima balkon s pogledom na more, parketom, podnim grijanjem u kupaonici, klimatizacijom s opcijom hlađenja i grijanja, parkirališno
mjesto itd. U ponudi su i paketi namještaja i sitnog inventara.
Apartments are on sale in a luxurious building called “Marina Quays”, just several minutes from the beach and a new
marina in Novigrad, and just five minutes on foot away from the centre and a large number of restaurants, coffee shops
and stores. The project consists of 24 high-quality apartments with one, two or three bedrooms and business spaces on the
ground floor. Every apartment offers a balcony with a view over the sea, as well as parquet floors, floor heating in the bathroom, air conditioning with heating/cooling options, parking space etc.We also offer furniture and inventories packages.
Cijena / Price: od/from 95.000 €
Kontakt telefon / Contact telephone: Croatiansun Istra: +385 52 842 357,
Croatiansun UK: +44 161 439 3619
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Poreč
Na udaljenosti 16 km od Poreča i mora prodaje se samostojeća kamena vila s bazenom stambene površine 160 m2
na okućnici od cca 650 m2. Villa je raspoređena tako da se u prizemlju nalaze dvije sobe s kupaonicama i balkon,
a na katu vile nalaze se blagovaonica, kuhinja, dnevni boravak, radna soba, kupaonica, spavaća soba i prostrana
terasa.
Nine kilometres outside of Poreč and the sea, there is a stone villa on sale, with swimming pool and 160 m2 of residential
surface. It was built on 650 m2 courtyard. On the ground floor of the villa there are two bedrooms with bathrooms and
balcony. On the first floor there are dining room, kitchen, living room, work room, bedroom and large terrace.
Cijena / Price: 360.000 €
Kontakt telefon: +385 (0)91 730 4379, +385 (0) 52 812 515
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Poreč
Prodaje se samostojeća vila stambene površine 150 m2 na okućnici od 600 m2, 16 kilometara udaljena od Poreča.
Iz kuće se pruža predivan pogled na more. U prizemlju se nalaze kuhinja, blagovaonica, dnevni boravak, kupaonica,
spavaća soba, natkrivena terasa i spremište. Na prvom katu su dvije spavaće sobe, kupaonica, teresa. Postavljene su
klima i prva faza centralnoga grijanja. Kuća posjeduje i bazen.
There is a detached villa with 150 m2 of residential surface for sale. It was built on a 600 m2 courtyard, and it is 16
kilometres away from Poreč. The house provides a glorious view over the sea. The ground floor features the kitchen,
dining room, living room, bathroom, bedroom, covered terrace and storage room. The first floor features two bedrooms, bathroom and terrace. Air conditioning and the first phase of central heating have been installed. The house
also features a swimming pool.
Cijena / Price: 380.000 €
Kontakt telefon: +385 (0)91 730 4379, +385 (0) 52 812 515
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Poreč
Devet kilometara od Poreča, prodaje se
novoizgrađena dvojna kuća stambene površine 123 m2 na dvije etaže. Na 375 m2
okućnice smješten je i bazen. U prizemlju su
dnevni boravak, kuhinja, blagovaonica, toalet i terasa, dok su na prvom katu tri sobe,
kupaonica, toalet i balkon. Iz kuće se pruža
lijep pogled na more.
Nine kilometres outside of Poreč, there is
a newly built double house for sale, and it
has 123 m2 of residential surface spread on
two levels. The 375 m2 of the courtyard also
features a swimming pool. The ground floor features the living room, kitchen, dining
room, toilet and terrace, while the first floor
consists of three bedrooms, bathroom, toilet
and balcony. The house provides a lovely
view over the sea.
Cijena / Price: 360.000 €
Kontakt telefon / Contact telephone:
+385 (0)91 730 4379,
+385 (0) 52 812 515
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Poreč
Devet kilometara od Poreča, prodaje se novoizgrađena vila stambene površine 143 m2. Na okućnici od 600 m2 nalazi
se i bazen. Kuća se sastoji od tri sobe, dnevnog boravka, kuhinje, dviju kupaonica, terase i garaže. Iz kuće se pruža
prekrasan pogled na more.
Nine kilometres outside of Poreč, there is a newly built villa on sale with 143 m2 of residential surface. The 600 m2
courtyard also features a swimming pool. The house consists of three bedrooms, living room, kitchen, two bathrooms,
terrace and garage. The house provides a wonderful view over the sea.
Cijena / Price: 525.000 €
Kontakt telefon: +385 (0)91 730 4379, +385 (0) 52 812 515
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Pula
Prodaje se stara vila u Puli, na mirnoj lokaciji, s pogledom na more. Sastoji se od prizemlja, kata i potkrovlja koje je
površinom nešto manje od ostalih dviju etaža. Neto površina stambenog prostora iznosi 191 m2, a zajedno s okućnicom
čini posjed od 330 m2. Odiše starinskom, gospodskom profinjenošću, posjedu je potrebna manja adaptacija.
There is an old villa on sale in a peaceful location in Pula. The villa overlooks the sea, and it consists of the ground
floor, upper floor, and the loft that has a slightly smaller surface than the previous two storeys. The netto surface of
the residential space is 191 m2, and when we add the courtyard’s surface, the entire property takes up 330 m2. The
property radiates an archaic, aristocratic sophistication, and it also needs smaller adaptation works.
Cijena / Price: 260.000 €
Kontakt telefon / Contact telephone: SENTIA INT d.o.o. +385 (0)52 651 034; +385 (0)91 333 2193
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Rovinj
U Rovinju, na vrlo atraktivnom položaju, 200 m od mora i pet minuta od središta grada, prodaje se osam stanova
(apartmana) površine od 57 do 74 m². Stanovi su vrhunsko uređeni i kompletno opremljeni. Svi apartmani imaju
osigurano parkirališno mjesto u podzemnoj garaži, spremište i vrt u cijeni, a s terasa se može uživati u prekrasnom
pogledu na more i povijesnu jezgru grada Rovinja. U gradnji su korišteni najsuvremeniji i najkvalitetniji materijali.
In a very attractive position in Rovinj, just 200 metres from the sea and five minutes from the town centre, we find
eight apartments for sale, and their size ranges from 57 to 74 m2. Apartments are superbly decorated and completely
furnished. All apartments have an ensured parking space in the subterranean garage, a storage room and a garden
included in the price, while the terraces enable you to enjoy a wonderful view over the sea and Rovinj’s historical centre.
The construction work was performed while using materials of utmost quality and modernity.
Cijena / Price: 2900 - 3400 €/m2
Kontakt telefon / Contact telephone: PORTUN IMMOBILIS d.o.o. +385 (0)52 840 456; +385 (0)91 938 6003
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Split
Prodaje se trosoban stan od 94 m2 u zgradi dvokatnici na predjelu Pazdigrad. Stan je orijentiran jug-sjever, a posjeduje
i vrt od 120 m2, dvije garaže od 28 i 21 m2, vlastito centralno grijanje. Također, tu su i dva sanitarna čvora te lođa.
There is a three-room apartment on sale in a two-storey building in the Pazdigrad neighbourhood. The apartment takes
up 94 m2, it has south-north orientation, and it also features a 120 m2 garden, two garages (28 and 21 m2) and its own
central heating. It also features two sanitary junctions and a loggia.
Cijena / Price: 430.000 €
Kontakt telefon / Contact telephone: +385 (0)98 360 544
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Split
Apartmani Rezidencija Split smješteni su uz luksuzni hotel kategorije pet zvjezdica, Le Méridien Lav, u Podstrani pokraj
Splita. Svaki luksuzni apartman dolazi u ponudi s terasom s otvorenim pogledom na more, najkvalitetnijom tehnologijom,
namještenom kupaonicom, ugradbenim ormarima, mediteranskim vrtom, parkirališnim mjestom, itd. U apartmanima se
ističe stilska završna obrada s naglaskom na korištenje kvalitetnih materijala, koji uključuju puno drvo, kamen i keramiku. U
ponudi su i paketi namještaja i sitnog inventara. Dakako, dodatna vrijednost apartmanima je i neposredna blizina hotela Le
Méridien Lav i njegova wellness centra, teniskih terena, “Beach“ kluba, brojnih restorana, kao i vlastite marine!
Apartments “Residence Split” are located next to the luxurious five-star hotel “Le Meridian Lav”, which is situated in Podstrana
near Split. Every luxurious apartment offers a terrace with an open view over the sea, top-quality technology, furnished bathroom, built-in closets, Mediterranean gardens, a parking space etc. Apartments are particularly highlighted by stylish finishing
processing stages, with emphasis on usage of quality materials like full wood, stone and ceramics. We also offer furniture and
inventories packages. Naturally, the apartments’ worth is enlarged because of the immediate nearness of Le Meridian Lav
Hotel, which features a wellness centre, tennis courts, a beach club, numerous restaurants and its own marinas!
Cijena / Price: : od / from 180.000 €
Kontakt telefon / Contact telephone: Croatiansun Split: +385 21 315 602,
Croatiansun Zagreb: +385 01 4898 010 , Croatiansun UK: +44 161 439 3619
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Split
Ova prekrasna obiteljska vila izgrađena je 2005., u blizini mora, u jednom od najljepših i najprestižnijih dijelova Splita, na
Mejama. Obiteljska vila pravo je arhitektonsko remek-djelo, nalazi se na 1562 m2 zemljišta te ima oko 1000 m2 stambenog
prostora, isto toliko uređene okućnice te čak dva bazena, zatvoreni i vanjski. Vila ima četiri spavaće sobe (svaka s
kupaonicom), gostinsku sobu, zatvoreni bazen, jacuzzi, dvije garaže, vinski podrum i prostor od 140 m2 u podrumu
za pripremanje velikih slavlja. Opremljena je najsuvremenijom tehnologijom (videonadzor, air-condition, grijanje,
automatsko zatvaranje ulaznih i garažnih vrata...).
Built in 2005, this marvellous villa is located near the sea at Meje, which is one of the most beautiful and prestigious
parts of Split. The family villa is a true architectonic masterpiece; it is located on a 1562 m2 parcel, it features about
1000 m2 of residential surface, about the same amount of maintained courtyard and two swimming pools – indoors
and outdoors. The villa features 4 bedrooms (each with its own bathroom), guestroom, indoor swimming pool, Jacuzzi,
2 garages, wine cellar and a 140 m2 room for big celebration occasions. It is equipped with most contemporary technological utensils (video supervision, air conditioning, heating, automatic closing of entrance and garage doors…).
Cijena / Price: na upit / on inquiry
Kontakt telefon / Contact telephone: +385 (0) 91 932 4568
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Trogir
U Trogiru se prodaje hotel na zemljištu površine 19.000 m2, u prvom redu do mora. Objekti u sklopu hotela su 90 posto dovršeni i raspolažu površinom od 5400 m2 korisnog prostora. Sadrže 22 ekskluzivna apartmana, restoran, tavernu, wellness-centar, zatvoreni bazen, veliki otvoreni bazen, fitness, kongresnu dvoranu, koncertnu dvoranu, vinoteku,
garaže, terase itd. Lokacijska dozvola postoji za gradnju još većeg objekta na istom zemljištu te male lučice ispred.
There is a hotel for sale in Trogir, and it stands on a parcel that occupies 19.000 m2 right by the sea. The objects within the
hotel are 90% finished and they feature 5400 m2 of useful space. There are 22 exclusive apartments, restaurant, tavern,
wellness-centre, indoor swimming pool, big outdoor swimming pool, fitness, conference hall, concert hall, wine cellar, garages, terraces etc. A location license has been granted for the construction of an even bigger object on the same parcel,
as well as a small port in front of it.
Cijena / Price: na upit / on inquiry
Kontakt telefon / Contact telephone: +385 (0)21 231 911
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Trogir
U blizini Trogira, uz samo more, prodaje se predivna višeetažna vila Kleopatra. U vili su smještena tri stana. Pri uređenju
su korišteni samo najkvalitetniji materijali. Ispred vile je bazen i jaccuzi te uređena okućnica s mnoštvom cvijeća i palmi.
Vila ima sobu za fitness, vlastiti vez za brodice te mnoštvo terasa.
Just by the sea near Trogir, there is the wonderful multi-storey Villa Kleopatra for sale. The villa consists of three apartments. Only materials of the utmost quality were used during the process of construction. In front of the villa, we find a
swimming pool and a jacuzzi, as well as a decorated courtyard with plenty of flowers and palm trees. The villa has a fitness
room, its own boat mooring and plenty of terraces.
Cijena / Price: na upit / on inquir y
Kontakt telefon / Contact telephone: +385 (0)98 385 049
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Nekret
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Trogir
Prodaje se prekrasna vila na otoku Čiovu, u mjestu Okrugu Gornjem, nedavno potpuno obnovljena. Vila se sastoji od
prizemlja i dva kata. U prizemlju ima 225 m2 stambenog prostora, 100 m2 terase, vrt, bazen te parking. Prvi kat ima
130 m2 stambenog prostora, 56 m2 terase, vrt i garažu, dok drugi kat ima 158 m2 stambenog prostora, 67 m2 terase
i garažu. Sve terase i podovi popločani su granitom u raznim bojama i nijansama. Unutrašnjost je modernizirana, s
podnim grijanjem koje koristi uljnu peć i solarnim grijanjem za toplu vodu na svim katovima; osim toga gornja dva kata
su klimatizirana.
A wonderful villa is on sale in Okrug Gornji on the island of Čiovo, and it has recently been completely renovated. The
villa consists of the ground floor and two upper floors. The ground floor has 225 m2 of residential surface, 100 m2 of
terrace surface, as well as a garden, swimming pool and parking. The first floor features 130 m2 of residential surface,
56 m2 of terrace surface, garden and garage, while the second floor takes up 158 m2 of residential surface, 67 m2 of
terrace surface and a garage. All terraces and floors are paved in granite, which comes in different colours and shades.
The interior is modernized with floor heating that uses an oil heater and with solar heating for hot water on all floors. The
two upper floors have air conditioning.
Cijena / Price: 1.650.000 €
Kontakt telefon / Contact telephone: +385 (0)22 213 506; +385 (0)91 754 43 13
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Zagreb, Dugo Selo
Prodaje se obiteljska kuća ukupne stambene površine 200 m2, u središtu Dugog Sela, pokraj Zagreba. Kuća, inače
djelo poznatog arhitekta Kažimira Ostrogivića, potpuno je renovirana. Posjeduje centralno plinsko grijanje, četiri spavaće sobe i dnevni boravak, tri kupaonice, dvije kuhinje, blagovaonicu te dvije garaže i poseban stan od 60 m2 iznad
garaža. Okućnica od 650 m2 je lijepo uređena.
There is a family home with the overall residential surface of 200 m2 for sale in the centre of Dugo Selo, which is near
Zagreb. The house, which was designed by famous architect Kažimir Ostrogivić, has been completely renovated. It
features central gas heating, four bedrooms, living room, three bathrooms, two kitchens, dining room, two garages and
separated 60 m2 apartment above the garages. The 650 m2 courtyard is nicely maintained.
Cijena / Price: 330.000 €
Kontakt telefon / Contact telephone: +385 (0) 52 812 515, +385 (0) 91 730 4379
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Zagreb
U urbanoj vili, neposredno uz zelenu zonu, prodaju se tri elitna novoizgrađena stana (površina svakog stana je 172 m2).
Svaki stan se sastoji od četiri spavaće sobe i prostranog dnevnog boravaka s kaminom te terase s pogledom na zelenilo
i šumu. Svakom stanu pripadaju još dva parkirališna mjesta, spremište od 18 m2 u podrumu, vlastita kotlovnica s
centralnim sustavom grijanja i klimatizacije u svakoj prostoriji stana, također i sistem centralnog sakupljača prašine. Svi
su stanovi etažirani i upisani u zemljišne knjige te je ishođena uporabna dozvola.
Three elite newly built apartments (each taking up 172 m2) are on sale in an urban villa just outside of the green
zone. The apartment consists of four bedrooms and a spacious living room with fireplace, and there is also a terrace
that overlooks the greenery and forest. Each apartment also receives two parking spaces, an 18 m2 storage in the
basement, a boiler room with the central heating system and air conditioning in all rooms, as well as a central dust
vacuuming system. All apartments are enlisted into the registry books and have the necessary licenses.
Cijena: “roh-bau” 470.000 €, kompletno uređen stan 520.000 €
Price: “roh-bau” 470.000,00 €, completely decorated apartment 520,000 €
Kontakt telefon / Contact telephone: +385 (0)1 63 63 636; +385 (0)1 63 63 637
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Zagreb
Prodaju se tri luksuzna stana u vili (površine 154 m , 135 m2 i 96,50 m2) koja se nalazi u mirnoj ulici obiteljskih kuća
sjevernog dijela Zagreba, na rubu zelenog pojasa. Od centra grada udaljena je samo pet minuta automobilom. Cijeli
je objekt izveden u skladu s najvišim standardima građenja i opremanja interijera: keramika, sanitarije, parketi. Svakom
stanu pripadaju dva parkirališna mjesta i podrumske ostava cca 18 m2, a trim kabinet, sauna i solarij nalaze se u zajedničkim podrumskim prostorijama veličine 97 m2. Cijena ovisi o površini.
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Three luxurious apartments are on sale in a villa (154 m2, 135 m2 and 96,50 m2 of surface) that is located in a peaceful street of family homes in the northern part of Zagreb, on the very edge of the green zone. It only takes a five-minute
drive to get to the city centre. The whole object follows the highest construction and interior furnishing standards: ceramics, sanitary facilities, and parquets. Each apartment receives two parking spaces and an 18 m2 basement pantry, while
the fitness room, sauna and solarium are found in the joint basement premises that take up 97 m2 of surface. The price
depends on the size.
Cijena: Prizemlje 154 m2 + vrt 250 m2 (460.000 €), prvi kat 135 m2 (415.000 €) i potkrovlje 96,50 m2 (300.000 €)
Price: Ground floor 154 m2 + garden 250 m2 (460.000 €); first floor 135 m2 (415.000 €); the loft 96,50 m2 (300.000 €)
Kontakt telefon / Contact telephone: +385 (0)1 63 63 636; +385 (0)1 63 63 637
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Zagreb
Stambeno-poslovni objekti “Zaprudski otok“ smješteni su u Oreškovićevoj ulici u naselju Otok kod Novog Zagreba,
nasuprot naselju Sloboština. Objekti su građeni u tri etape. U prvoj etapi izgrađena su dva objekta koja su u
potpunosti useljena, dok su useljenja u četiri objekta izgrađena u drugoj etapi još u tijeku. U zadnjoj, trećoj etapi
gradit će se još sedam objekata bruto površine 3900 m2, s ukupno 54 stana. Objekti se grade na klasičan način,
s tradicionalnim materijalima, pročelja su “Demit“ fasada sa završnim vodootpornim premazima u raznim bojama.
Stanovi su opremljeni vlastitim vodomjerima, plinskim etažnim grijanjem, talijanskom keramikom i sanitarijom prve
klase, hrastovim parketom, PVC stolarijom (s pet komora) te protuprovalnim vratima.
Residential-office objects “Island Zapruđe” are located in Orešković Street in Novi Zagreb, just opposite of settlement
Sloboština. Objects are built in several stages. In the first stage are built two objects that are already completely full,
while four objects are right in the middle of the moving-in process. The final third stage will see seven more objects
being built with 3900 m2 of overall surface and 54 apartments. The objects are built in a classic way with traditional
materials and “Demit” facades that feature waterproof coatings in various colours. Apartments are equipped with individual water meters, gas storey heating, Italian ceramics, first-class sanitary facilities, oak parquets, PVC joinery (with
five chambers) and anti-burglary doors.
Cijena / Price: na upit / on inquir y
Kontakt telefon / Contact telephone: +385(0)1 5622 350, +385(0)91 3470 134
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Zagreb
Prodaju se stambeni objekti Horvatova, na području Novog Zagreba, u naselju Otok, nasuprot Sloboštine. Gradi se
osam manjih stambenih objekata bruto površine 2743 m2, s ukupno 41 stanom veličine 33 m2 do 74 m2. Objekti
se grade na klasičan način, s tradicionalnim materijalima. Stanovi su opremljeni vlastitim vodomjerima, plinskim
etažnim grijanjem, talijanskom keramikom i sanitarijom prve klase, hrastovim parketom, PVC stolarijom (sa šest
komora), izo-staklom s low-e zaštitom te protuprovalnim vratima. Predviđeni rok useljenja je jesen 2008. godine.
Residential-office objects Horvatova are for sale, and they are located in a settlement called Otok just opposite of
Sloboština in the Novi Zagreb area. Eight smaller residential objects are built; their gross surface is 2743 m2, and they
feature the overall number of 41 apartments with sizes that range from 33 to 74 m2. The objects are built in a classic
way with traditional materials. Apartments are equipped with their own water meters, storey gas heating, Italian ceramics and first-class sanitary facilities, as well as oak parquet, PVC joinery (with six chambers), isolation glass with low-e
protection, and anti-burglary doors. The moving-in process is due to begin in autumn 2008.
Cijena / Price: na upit / on inquir y
Kontakt telefon / Contact telephone: +385(0)1 5622 350, +385(0)91 3702 605
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Zagreb
U Zagrebu, u podsljemenskoj zoni, na brežuljcima Markuševca, prodaje se četverosobni stan. Stan je dio urbane vile u
sklopu elitnog naselja, ukupna mu je stambena površina 142,36 m2, a sastoji se od tri spavaće sobe, dnevnog boravka, kuhinje, blagovaonice, dviju kupaonica, toaleta i lođe. Vlasniku će pripasti i garaža te dva parkirališna mjesta.
In the sub-Sljame zone of Zagreb, on the hills of Markuševac, we find a four-room apartment for sale. The apartment
is a part of an urban villa within an elite settlement. Its overall residential surface is 142,36 m2, and it consists of three
bedrooms, living room, kitchen, dining room, two bathrooms, toilet and loggia. The owner also receives a garage and
two parking spaces.
Cijena / Price: 320.000 €
Kontakt telefon / Contact telephone: +385 (0)98 23 26 03
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Zagreb - Ekskluzivni stanovi u podsljemenskoj zoni - Šestine
Zagreb - Exclusive apartments in Šestine - at the foot of Sljeme zone
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Zagreb
U Gračanima se prodaje luksuzan stan ukupne površine 100 m2. Stan se nalazi u urbanoj vili s liftom i sastoji se
od dnevnog boravka s blagovaonicom i kuhinjom od 40 m2, tri spavaće sobe, dvije kupaonice i lođe. Uz stan je na
raspolaganju garaža s dva mjesta, ostava, uređeni vrt površine 450 m2 s bazenom, građenim roštiljem i sjenicom s
WC-om i čajnom kuhinjom.
There is a luxurious apartment for sale in Gračani, and it takes up 100 m2 of overall surface. The apartment is found in
an urban villa with an elevator, and it consists of a living room with dining room and a 40 m2 kitchen, as well as of three
bedrooms, two bathrooms and a loggia. The apartment also includes a garage with two spaces, pantry, maintained 450 m2
garden with a swimming pool, built-in grill and a bower with a bathroom and a tea kitchen.
Cijena / Price: na upit / on inquiry
Kontakt telefon / Contact telephone: +385 (0)91 198 0307
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Zambratija
U novouređenoj kući, drugi red do mora, u uvali Zambratija između Umaga i Savudrije, prodaju se vrhunski uređeni
apartmani. Apartmani su veličine od 42 m2 do 84 m2, kompletno su namješteni i opremljeni talijanskom keramikom,
vrhunskom drvenom stolarijom te klima-uređajom. Svakom apartmanu pripada jedno parkirališno mjesto. Vlasnička
dokumentacija je uredna, apartmani su etažirani i izdana je uporabna dozvola.
In a newly furnished house, second row to the sea, in the Zambratija bay between Umag and Savudrija, highly furnished apartments are for sale. The apartments are 42 m2 to 84 m2 in size, completely furnished and equipped with
Italian ceramics, high quality joinery and air conditioning. Each apartment posseses its own parking space.
Ownership papers are all valid, apartments have been floor-splitted and the operating licence has been issued.
Cijena / Price: 87.000 - 202.000 €
Kontakt telefon / Contact telephone: +385 (0)91 617 66 77, +385 (0)98 296 839, +385 (0) 52 721 001
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