New Croatia architecture projects with building news and architectural images, plus architects background. Croatian building news from across this South East European country.
Key recent properties to visit include the Residential Block Park Kneževa, Zagreb, by 3LHD architects. This intervention provides a pedestrian link between Branimirova and Bornina Streets and access to public facilities in the block interior. Buildings inside the block are surrounded by a park, in interaction with the greenery due to their variable heights and floor plans.
We also feature Infobip, Zagreb, again by 3LHD architects, built for a unicorn IT company from Vodnjan, Istria, where it built its first campus. The company’s rapid growth spawned the need for a new hybrid building in the capital.
Project Squares in Koprivnica, Northern Croatia by NFO: three zones form logical spatial units: Ban Jelačić square, a wide street with trees that occasionally hosts seasonal events; a square in front of the market; and the main city square Zrinski
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Residential Block Park Kneževa, in Zagreb, Croatia, by 3LHD, provides a pedestrian link between Branimirova and Bornina Streets and access to public facilities in the block interior
Croatia architect, design offices in Zagreb – architecture studio contact details – major current Croatian architecture studios, engineers, building designers & design practices
Edu-Project Croatia / Miris Garden competition for students, part of the 8th Annual Inspireli awards: 150,000 m2 development project of around 100 million EUR in Starigrad Paklenica
Infobip is a unicorn IT company based in Vodnjan, Croatia, where it also built its first campus designed by 3LHD Architects. The company’s rapid growth has spawned the need for a new hybrid building
Designed by 3LHD architects, the Rimac Campus is located 16 km from the centre of Zagreb, Croatia. It is surrounded by a natural landscape yet still well connected to the highway and airport
Preserved medieval, Baroque, and Renaissance buildings can be found in Dubrovnik, Croatia. Dating back to the 7th century, you can still witness the evidence of the medieval infrastructure, street network, and city walls. Here are the 5 Best Architectural Landmarks in Dubrovnik
Designed by 3LHD Architects Grand Park Hotel Rovinj wins Hotel Property Award 2020. The building offers great views of the Adriatic Sea, located directly on the coast, near marina and promenade
The Ministry of Culture in Croatia has announced the winners of the “Vladimir Nazor” Award for 2019. 3LHD was awarded the annual award in the architecture and urbanism category with Urania.
Designed by architects 3LHD, One Suite Hotel offers eighteen accommodation units of varying structure are placed on two floors, with commercial and catering facilities integrated into the ground floor and the reception area.
Croatian building developments: Southeast European architectural projects + key new property designs
Bužanova Apartments Zagreb design by 3LHD Architects – is a new housing block developed in cooperation with client, VMD model, in a quiet street five minutes walk from Kvaternik Square.
Grand Park Hotel Rovinj, building in Istria, design by 3LHD Architects – largest recent hotel investment in Croatia at over $90m, with views towards old town and island of St. Catherine.
Issa Megaron design by Proarh, 100% energy autonomous house beautifully folding out of a sloping site to form a sustainable building on a Croatian island.
A few years after the opening of Hotel Lone, Restaurant L – one of three restaurants in the hotel, was rebranded as ResoLution Signature Restaurant. 3LHD was involved in the transformation.
The New Passenger Terminal at Franjo Tuđman International Airport Zagreb. In order to ensure architectural excellence, an international competition jury invited ten world-renowned architects together with ten acknowledged Croatian architects.
Architects: ENOTA
Stone Terrace Hotel is set on steep slope in an idyllic bay on Pag Island in Croatia. It is a beautiful island surrounded with crystal water but is on the other hand also known for its harsh winter windy conditions and is therefore only scarcely covered with greenery.
Design: 3LHD, Architects. Two A+Awards for this building that is partially dug into the ground and covered with earthen embankments from its outer edges, inspired by the city’s historic center “Karlovac star”.
