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Slovenian architect
Jože Plečnik
(1872-1957)
was one of the most important protagonists of the 20th century architecture. He was the first post-modernist at the beginning of the modernist era and the last classical architect.
Plečnik built many important buildings such as Zacherl House in Vienna, the Hradčany and the church of the Sacred Heart in Prague, National and University Library, Triple Bridge, Mutual Assurance Building, etc. in Ljubljana...
"You will cease to be, but your works are your memoars." |
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