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Stjepan Planić (Zagreb, 1900 – Zagreb, 1980) was an architect whose extensive and valuable collection of architectural designs and continuous dedication to promoting humanistic architecture made him one of the key cofounders of Croatian modern architecture. After finishing Public Technical High School in 1920 he worked for Rudolf Lubinski and later for the Ivančić & Wolkenfeld Building Company. On Drago Ibler’s invitation in 1926 he enrolled at the Royal Academy of Arts in Zagreb as a member of the first generation of future architecture graduates. In 1927 he opened his own architectonic studio. As a member of the group of progressive thinkers known as the “Earth” (Zemlja, 1929 – 1935) Planić promoted social awareness in modern architecture. In numerous professional papers he strived to convey his idea of housing culture not only to peers, but to wider audiences as well. Early in his career he edited and co-authored The Problems of Modern Architecture – One Ought to K

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