Marijan Haberle
Illustration — Concert hall Marijan Haberle (May 16, 1908 in Zagreb – March 20, 1979 in Rijeka) was a Croatian architect. His best known work is the Concert Hall Vatroslav Lisinski in Zagreb.
Marijan Haberle
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- Born
- 1908 · Zagreb.
- Died
- 1979 · Rijeka.
- Nationality
- Hungary · Kingdom of Serbs and Croats and Slovenes · Kingdom of Yugoslavia
- Occupation
- architect
- Education
- I Gymnasium Zagreb · Technical Faculty in Zagreb
- Teachers
- Hugo Ehrlich
- Known for
- Vatroslav Lisinski Concert Hall
- Honours
- Viktor Kovačić Award · Order For Merit to the People · Vladimir Nazor Award
- Languages
- Croatian
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Illustration — Concert hall Marijan Haberle (May 16, 1908 in Zagreb – March 20, 1979 in Rijeka) was a Croatian architect. His best known work is the Concert Hall Vatroslav Lisinski in Zagreb.
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Marijan Haberle studied at I Gymnasium Zagreb and Technical Faculty in Zagreb. Training under Hugo Ehrlich is recorded. The recorded working language is Croatian. Places of work recorded in the authority are Zagreb. Works named in the authority record are Vatroslav Lisinski Concert Hall. Distinctions recorded are Viktor Kovačić Award, Order "For Merit to the People" and Vladimir Nazor Award.
• Horvat, Tea. Arhitektura od 1945.-1960., Socrealizam te nova pravila poslijeratne hrvatske arhitekture, u Nekretnine 3, listopad 2007. • Radović-Mahečić, Darja. Moderna arhitektura u Hrvatskoj 30'ih, Sajamski kompleks Zagrebački zbor, Zagreb, Školska knjiga, IPU, 2007. • Ivančević, Radovan. Arhitektura i urbanizam, u Stilovi razdoblja život III, Umjetnost 20.st. Zagreb, 2001., Profil • Premerl, T. u 20 godina Koncertne dvorane 'Vatroslav Lisinski, Lovro Lisičić (ur.), Zagreb, 1993. • Martinčević, J. u 20 godina koncertne dvorane 'Vatroslav Lisinski, Lovro Lisičić (ur.), Zagreb,1993., pp. 33.-36. • Premerl, Tomislav. Graditelj kontinuiteta moderne Marijan Haberle, Arhitektura 172–173, Zagreb, 1980.
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