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LIST
OF JURY MEMBERS IN CROATIA FOR EUROPAN 6
Foreign
architects:
1.
Martha Schreieck, Austria
2. Pekka Salminen, Finland
3. Rudy Ricciotti, France
Domestic
members:
4.
Naima Balic, Assistant minister, Ministry
of Culture
5. Borka Bobovec, Ministry for Public
Works, Reconstruction and Building
6. Ivan Juras, School of Architecture,
Zagreb
7. Neno Kezic, architect
8. Ivan Mucko, City of Zagreb, urban
planner
9. Krešimir Rogina, architect
Substitutes:
10.
Aleksandar Laszlo, City of Zagreb
11. Dalibor Martinis, video-artist
MARTA
SCHREIECK
1954 born in Innsbruck/Tyrol
1975-1981 Architectural studies at the Academy of
Fine Arts Vienna
1982 partnership with Dieter Henke
1993 teaching position at the Technical University
Innsbruck
1995 Visiting professor at the Academy of Fine Arts
Vienna
Major
projects
1991-1993
OBV Residential Building Vienna
1992-1994 Refurbishment of the Footbridge "Hackinger
Steg" in Vienna with Prof. Ziesel
1993-1995 Terraced apartment house in Seefeld
1993-1996 "Bruno Kreisky" primary and secondary school
in Vienna
1997-1998 Building market "BauMax" Schwechat
1994-1998 Faculty of Social and Economic Sciences
for the University of Innsbruck
1996-1999 "Steinergasse" HOusing project for the City
of Vienna
1999 Altar-Augustiner-Church-Vienna
1999-2000 Lift and Escalators for he Underground Station
Opera in Vienna
1999-2001 AHS Secondary School Vienna
1999-2001 Railway station Baden
2000- Logistic Center Linz
Awards
1993 and 1999 Clients Award for the OBV Residential
building
1995 and 1997 Adolf Loos Award
1997 Piranesi Award
1998 Award "New Building"
1999 Finalist Mies Van Der Rohe Prize
1999 Award "New Building in the Alps" 2000 Award from
the CIty of Vienna
Exhibitions
1995 Architecture of the 20th century
1995 Henke/Schreieck - Selected projects in Ljubljana
Slovenia
1996 Biennale di Venezia "Emerging Voices"
(UP)
PEKKA
SALMINEN
1960 Engineer B. Sc. Tampere Institute of Technology
1966 Architect M. Sc. Helsinki University of Technology
1998 Professor (honorary title)
President of the Finnish Association of Architects,
SAFA 1986-87
President of the Association of Finnish Architects'
Offices ATL 1998-99
Member of Croatia Association of Architects UHA 1996-
Member of Arhitektenkammer Berlin 1997 -
Member of Sports and Leisure Work Group of the International
Union of Architects UIA 1976-
Founder of the International Centre of Architecture
Unije Workshop International UWI, Croatia
1987-
Major
projects
Lahti Sports Centre 1977
Lahti City Theatre 1983
Master Plan, Helsinki-Vantaa Airport 1993
New International Terminal, Helsinki- Vantaa Airport
1996-99
Skiing Museum extension, Lahti 1999
Marienkirche-Concert Hall, Neubrandenburg Germany,
1996-2000
Prizes
Lubeck Port Terminal
Finnish Concrete prize in 1977, 1982 and 1994
Finnish Steel prize in 1999
Exhibitions
Finnish Architecture 6, 7, 8 and 9 (1976-97)
Constructivism in Finnish Arts and Architecture 1981
Finnish Theatre Architecture 1983
National Board of Public Building 175 Years 1986
Realisations
96, Croatian Association of Architects
L'Architectura sconosciuta - Contemporary Finnish
Architecture, Milan 1997, Zagreb 1998 Contemporary
Finnish Architects: Pekka Salminen - Themes; Museum
of Finnish Architecture, Helsinki 1998; Museum of
Croatian Architecture Zagreb 1999; Politecnico di
Milano Italy 1999
(UP)
RUDY
RICCIOTTI
1952 born in Algiers
1975 graduated at the Ecole superieure technique in
Geneva
1980 architectural studies in Marseille from
1980 owner of architectural studio in Bandol, South
France
Consultant Architect for the Municipality of the Bouches
du Rhone, the Mission for Quality in Construction,
the Departmental Diresction of the Hauts de Seine
Major
projects
1994 Vitrolles Stadium
1995 nautical Base of Bandol
1996 College of Aurol, South of France
1997 College of Saint Quen, Paris
2001 Philarmonical Concert Hall of Potsdam, Germany
Publications:
"Architecture d'aujourd'hui" Competition for Primitive
Arts Museum of Paris 2000
Sens at Tonka: "Pieces a convictions - Les interviews
vitriol d'un sudiste", 1999 Arco: "The architecture
of Minimalism", 1998
Tachen: "Contemporary European Architects", 1997
Tonka: "Rouge at Noir" le Stadium de Vitrolles, 1995
Ricciotti claims to the aesthetics of the poor, the
vulgar, the low-tech as energetic materials. The conceptual
ways that he explores play tension between optimism
and negativity; the complexity of the real, the cross
breading of cultures, the mixture in fields of speech
and social behaviour, are inoculate to his beliefs
on architecture. Fictional, narrative, disruptive,
Rudy Ricciotti's architecture reactivates incoherence
and bases its operational criticism on the questioning
of art.
(UP)
NAIMA
BALIC
1940 born in Rogatica, Croatia
1965 Bachelor degree at School of Philosophy and MA
in Croatian literature
Fulbright scholarship recipient
President of Croatian Youth Music Society
Author of several documentaries about Croatian language,
literature and music at TV and radio
Author of several texts about education and culture
in scientific publications
Croatian representative in Council of Europe's Committee
for cultural exchange
Member of Executive Committte Jeunesses Musicales
of Europe
Member of Executive Committee of CIVITAS
from 2000 State Secretary for cultural exchange in
Ministry of Culture
(UP)
BORKA
BOBOVEC
1961 born in Karlovac, Croatia
1980 BA, School of Architecture, Zagreb
1987-1990 postgraduate study "Leisure and Tourism
Architecture"
1986 Architectural studio "Novotny and Mahner in Offenbach,
Germany
1987-1990 Supervisor at the new hospital construction
site Military hospital Zagreb
1990-1995 Head of hospital department for facility
management University Clinic Zagreb
1995-1997 Senior Adviser at the housing department
in the Ministry of Physical Planning, Housing and
Building, Zagreb
1997-2000 Head Project Manager at the housing department
in the Ministry for Public Works, Reconstruction and
Construction, Zagreb
(UP)
IVAN
JURAS
1941 born in Šibenik, Croatia
1967 BA, School of Architecture, Zagreb
1967-68 Architectural studio "Tehnika"
1968-71 Institute for Urbanism, Zagreb
1973 postgraduate study "Urbanism and Spatial Planning"
from1987 professor at the School of Architecture in
Zagreb
Major
projects
urban designs for housing estates in Lijevo Sredičko,
Jastrebarsko, Vukovar, Zagreb, Murter
Urban Master Plan Prematura
Memorial centres in Cabar and Slavonski Brod
Kindergarden in Šibenik
Hotel in Primošten
Social houses in Ploce, Zlatar ... etc
Designs for hotel in Šibenik, marina in Kapri, market
in Skradin social houses in Dubrovnik, Solin, Ploče,
Jastrebarsko, Vrgorac .. etc
Awards
Annual award for architecture "Vladimir Nazor"
Award "Neven Šegvic" for science, theory and publishing
for year 2000
Exhibitions
Biennial of Architecture, Zagreb
independent exhibitions of drawings (1989) and paintings
(1990)
Numerous
articles, reviews and book "Utopia-vision of city's
architecture"
(UP)
NENO
KEZIC
1965 born in Split, Croatia
1988 BA, School of Architecture, Zagreb
1989 -91 Architectural studio Michael Hopkins and
Partners in London
from 1991 owner of Architectural studio Arhipolis
in Split
Major
projects
"Univerzal", Split;
"Radoševac-Znjan", Split;
Villas, Meje, Split;
Hotel "Bilo jidro", Split, etc.
Major
realisations - interiors:
Rent a car , Split;
Bar "Nautilus" , Split;
Hairdresser studio "Sputnik", Split;
Offices "Split Ship Management", Split
- houses:
Church Mertojak, Split (with E. Širol);
Social housing, Drniš, Pazdigrad, Lovret, Bol, Solin;
Office building SEM, Split;
Three social buildings, Pazdigrad II, Split;
Office and housing building "Vicko 2000", Split, etc.
Awards
Dean's award for distinguished students in 1987;
Bernardo Bernardi for best interior in Croatia in
1991 and 1998;
First prize for church on Mertojak (with E.Širol);
Second prize for church in Split; Europan II - first
prize (site Goritzia-Nova Gorica), etc.
Exhibitions
Europan forum, Madrid;
Architecture and City, Napoli;
Gasstop, London;
Annual architectural exhibitions, Zagreb;
Biennial of Architecture, Zagreb
Competitions
Pujanke, Mertojak and Okitu churches;
Living with Nature, international competition;
Europan II; City Park, Villach; Bonacic Centre, Split;
Gym in Makarska, etc.
(UP)
IVAN
MUCKO
1961 born in Zagreb
1985 BA, School of Architecture, Zagreb
1986-1987 postgraduate study "The Theory of Architecture"
at the School of Architecture, Belgrade
1987-1994 Architectural studio APZ in Zagreb
from 1994 owner of the architectural studio "Arhitektonski
Atelier Deset"
1988-1992 member of the Executive Committee of the
"Society of Architects"
1997-2000 one of the editors of architectural magazine
"Covjek i prostor"
Major
projects:
- architectural designs
- urban plans for Croatian cities: Osijek, Virovitica,
Kutina, Kriz, Slavonski Brod, Pozega, Nova Gradiška,
Varazdin, Karlovac etc.
Awards:
about 20 prizes at public architectural competitions
1989 Reward "7. sekretara SKOJ-a"
1990 acknowledgement on annual exhibition of architectural
realisations in Croatia
1994 acknowledgement on Biennial of Architecture,
Zagreb
(UP)
KREŠIMIR
ROGINA
1959 born in Rijeka, Croatia
BA, School of Architecture Zagreb
from 1991 in collaboration with Vinko Penezic in architectural
studio "Penezic i Rogina arhitekti"
Prizes at competitions in Japan in 1984, 1990, 1995,
1996 and 1999
1987 Biennial INTERARH in Sofia - silver medal
1988 Biennial of Architecture in Belgrade - award
1997 award Viktor Kovacic and Bernardo Bernardi
2000 participation at Biennial in Venice
(UP)
ALEKSANDER
LASZLO
1950 born in Celje, Slovenia
1976 BA, School of Architecture, Zagreb
1978-1983 architectural studio "Idustroprojekt" in
Zagreb
1983-1990 architectural studio "Plan" in Zagreb
from 1995 Head of Department for research and development
in Institute for protection of cultural and natural
heritage
Major
projects:
Industrial facilities
Office buildings
numerous reconstruction of buildings in Zagreb
(UP)
DALIBOR
MARTINIS
1947 born in Zagreb
Diploma at Art Academy in Zagreb
Exhibiting
from 1969
from 1973 specialised in video-art
His
Videos and Video installations were exhibited at numerous
exhibitions: Biennial in Venice and Sao Paolo, "Dokumenta"
in Kassel, Berlin Film Festival, video festivals in
Tokio, Montreal, Montbeliard, San Francisco, Locarno,
Trieste etc.
Some of his art is constantly exhibited in Museum
for Modern Art in New York, Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam
and Museum of Contemporary Art in Zagreb.
Teaching at Acting Academy in Zagreb and Ontario College
of Art in Toronto.
1996 award "Josip Racic"
1998 City of Zagreb Award
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