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Škola Střední průmyslová škola Zlín
Název projektu, reg. č. Inovace výuky prostřednictvím ICT v SPŠ Zlín, CZ.1.07/1.5.00/34.0333
Vzdělávací oblast Jazykové vzdělávání a komunikace
Vzdělávací obor Anglický jazyk
Tematický okruh Architecture
Téma Architecture
Tematická oblast Architecture
Název Types of houses
Autor Mgr. Jitka Javorová
Vytvořeno, pro obor, ročník Stavebnictví, 2.ročník
Anotace Prezentace – Architecture
Přínos/cílové kompetence Rozšíření učiva učebnice Opportunities, M 16, Architecture
VY_32_INOVACE_18_10
Dušan Jurkovič1886-1947
What nationality is he? Jurkovič was born on 23 August 1886 in Turá Lúka (then
Austro-Hungarian Empire, now Slovakia), to two local folk artists.
He graduated from a local school in Sopron and moved to Vienna, where between 1884 and 1889 he studied at the National School of Industry under Camillo Sitte.
He briefly worked in Martin, where he became fascinated with folk carpenters and their works in wood.
Then he moved to Vsetín (eastern Moravia), where he continued his studies at the atelier of Michal Urbánek.
Together with his bureau he co-authored the buildings of the 1895 Czech-Slavonic Ethnographic Exhibition in Prague and also authored numerous other buildings in Bohemia.
Where did he live? In 1899 he moved to Brno, where he designed his own
house and a new lodging house for the local school. During his stay in Brno he became friends with local
Czech writers Jiří Mahen, Mrštík brothers and Josef Merhaut.
Among his best-known designs realized in Brno was a villa in Žabovřesky, combining local folk art with the state-of-the-art modernist trends of Vienna.
He also authored the design of the Society of Friends of Arts building, a distant cousin to Viennese Wiener Werkstätte and the geometric school.
He also prepared a project of reconstruction of the castle in Nové Město nad Metují.
Nové Město, zámecká zahrada (Dušan Jurkovič, 1911)
Where did he die? Mobilized by the Austro-Hungarian Army during the
World War I, he became one of the most notable members of the War Graves Unit.
He authored approximately 35 war cemeteries near Nowy Żmigród in Galicia (now Poland), most of them heavily influenced by local Lemko (Rusyn) folk art and carpentry.
After the war he returned to newly founded Czechoslovakia and settled in Bratislava. Among the best known of his later works is the tombs of Jozef Miloslav Hurban and Milan Rastislav Štefánik, monument to Slovak National Uprising, and the cable car station at Lomnický štít in the High Tatras mountains.
