Ilija Arnautović

Ilija Arnautović (1924 – 23 January 2009) was a Slovene architect of Serbian origin, known for his many projects during the period of Slovenian socialism (1960–1980). He was born in Niš, Kingdom of Yugoslavia and died in Ljubljana, Slovenia.

He studied architecture between years 1945-1948 in Prague, Czech republic, and 1948-1953 in Ljubljana, Slovenia, obtained his Master degree in 1952 under guidance of Edvard Ravnikar. His architecture was authentic, buildings and forms of the buildings were coming from thoughtful use of constructional principles, constructional techniques and materials. His works expand through the former Yugoslavia and Algeria. He was working and living in Ljubljana, Slovenia.^[1]

Works

His works include:

• 1954-1955 projecting the Ljubljana Exhibition and Convention Centre
• 1962 skyscrapers on Linhartova street, Savsko neighbourhood, Ljubljana
• 1965 houses in Podgora, Ljubljana
• 1967 3-floor apartment buildings in Šišenska street, Ljubljana
• 1970 apartment buildings on Črtomirjeva street, Savsko neighbourhood, Ljubljana
• 1970-1974 Novi otok 28, Belgrade, Republic of Serbia
• 1973 4 buildings called "slepi Janez" in Šišenska street, Ljubljana
• 1977 4-floor apartment buildings in BS-3, Ljubljana
• 1981 skyscraper buildings on Vojkova street, BS-3, Ljubljana
• 1983-1986 Zhun II, Oran, Algeria

References

External links

• Architectural guide (Slovene)