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Croatia Polyclinic - department for magnet resonance
Service - Preliminary, Main and Detailed Design, Interior Design, Supervision
Status - Completed
Appointment - 2019
Completed - 2019
Location - Miramarska 22, Zagreb, Croatia
Net area - 272m2
Client - Croatia osiguranje
Author - academician Velimir Neidhardt, Eugen Popović
Company - Neidhardt arhitekti, GEplus arhitekti
Project team - Velimir Neidhardt, Gorana Giljanović, Eugen Popović, Marina Šaić
Structural Engineer - Kutija projekt
HVAC - Klimaproing
WSS Engineer - Avoka ing
Safety at work/Fire protection - Inspekting
Electrical Engineer - Leging projekt
Contractor - Valentić i Valentić
Supervision - PDM savjetovanje
Photocredits - Luka Smuk, GEplus arhitekti
This project was made inside of the building which is one of the symbols of modern architecture in Zagreb and protected with the highest category of importance by the Institute for building and environment protection. Original building is designed by eminent modernist architect Marijan Haberle. This project respects and preserves key elements of the original architecture such as glass facade, interior space geometry and details like staircase and stone cladding.
Project occupies ground and gallery floors. New content such as open office space, reception and service spaces are gently integrated not to disrupt original space geometry.
Main content which is compiled of magnetic resonance room and associated service rooms is placed in two story space as a separate volume, offset from original irregular gallery edge, which with its irregular shape and specific wood cladding gives added value through new modern identity of space manifested from the inside and outside the building.
This project shows that protection of architectural heritage is most effective only through adding new sustainable purpose in combination with sophisticated architecture transformation to achieve all necessary conditions but at the same time to respect identity of heritage.




