Kliniku za dječje bolesti Zagreb čini sklop zgrada u zapadnom dijelu bloka Klaićeva, Kačićeva, Deželićeva i Medulićeva ulica. Još od 1951. godine, kada je zgrada Fischerova Sanatorija (1909.) ...prenamijenjena u Dječju bolnicu, kontinuirano se traži način da se izvorni sadržaji prilagode novim namjenama i novim tehnologijama. Dogradnjama 1956. (V. Turina), 1964. (S. Jovičić) i 1987. (M. Vodička) te nizom sporadičnih adaptacija i rekonstrukcija prostor se pokušava objediniti u tehnološku cjelinu. Formalno je zadržana prepoznatljivost sklopa, ali parcijalne dogradnje i realizirani programi nisu osigurali potpunu funkcionalnost bolnice kao cjeline.
The Children’s Hospital in Zagreb is a complex of buildings in the west part of the block surrounded by Klaićeva, Kačićeva, Deželićeva and Medulićeva streets. Since 1951 when the Sanatorium building designed by I. Fischer (1909) was repurposed as the Children’s Hospital, there has been a growing tendency to adapt the original facilities to new purposes and new technologies. New wings added in 1956 (V. Turina), 1964 (S. Jovičić), and 1987 (M. Vodička) as well as a series of occasional interventions and reconstructions were aimed at integrating the entire complex into a technological whole. Various partial a dditions and realized programmes did not fully contribute to its functionality.
Discourse in the field of architecture and urban planning remained essentially the same in Croatia from the 1930s until the Second World War, and then until the mid 1950s, despite radically changing ...socio-political systems. This should be credited to Zagreb-based ‘salaried architects’. In the 1930s, they pointed to a major social problem—the substandard living conditions present throughout the country. Questioning the implementation of projects and plans within liberal capitalism, some even entered politics. In post-war socialist Yugoslavia, the circumstances radically changed. Reviewing these pre-war and post-war stages as a single process, this article highlights to the contributions of architect Vladimir Antolić (1903–1981), one of the first trained urban planners in Croatia and a member of International Congress of Modern Architecture. It will demonstrate how his work on the Zagreb Regulation Plan helped to define key issues of urban planning practices in Yugoslavia and show the significance of the so-called European ‘periphery’ in the modern movement’s narrative.
The article discusses the contribution that the journalist, lexicographer and publicist Josip Šentija gave to the affirmation of the Croatian literary language by supporting the Declaration on the ...Name and Status of the Croatian Literary Language and by defending it against unitary linguistic and political attacks. It further discusses the suppression of the attempted Serbian language colonization of Radio Zagreb; the harvesting of the first post-declaration fruits manifested in the amended language articles in the 1974 constitutions of Yugoslav republics; the implementation of Art. 138 of the Constitution of the Socialist Republic of Croatia about language in the third edition of the General Encyclopaedia of the Lexicographic Institute, and the cooperation with Miroslav Krleža and the central editorial board in building an encyclopaedic style and nurturing the Croatian language. Finally, the article analyses Šentija’s modern social democratic political orientation and his clear views of national components in the context of the disintegration of Yugoslavia and of the creation of an independent Croatian state, with an emphasis on Croatian-Serbian relations and on Greater Serbian expansionist programme that was partially founded on Karadžić’s motto “Serbs everywhere”, built around the non-scientific premise about the exclusive Serbianness of the Štokavian dialect.
Mramorne skulpture svetih Petra i Pavla, danas smještene na pročelju župne crkve Presvetog Trojstva u Krapinskim Toplicama te mramorna skulptura Bogorodice Uznesenja u Dijecezanskom muzeju Zagrebačke ...nadbiskupije, u radu se – temeljem komparacije s drugim umjetnikovim djelima – pripisuju riječkom kiparu Sebastijanu Petruzziju. Navedene kipove moguće je povezati s Petruzzijevom zagrebačkom aktivnošću, arhivski dokumentiranom tijekom devetoga desetljeća 18. stoljeća te obilježenom narudžbama za katedralu i kapelu (nad)biskupskoga dvora.
U radu se prikazuje zastupljenost izvanučioničke nastave u prirodi s naglaskom na osnovne škole grada Zagreba. Ističu se procjene učitelja i učenika o takvom obliku nastave. Istraživanje je provedeno ...na pokušalištu Sveučilišta u Zagrebu Agronomskog fakulteta Centra za travnjaštvo, anketiranjem učenika i učitelja iz sedam osnovnih škola Grada Zagreba. U prvom dijelu rada prikazuju se rezultati anketa učitelja o preferenciji izvanučioničke nastave u prirodi tijekom jedne školske godine. Osim toga, učitelji procjenjuju koju korist učenici imaju od takve vrste nastave te s kojim se ograničenjima susreću tijekom njene provedbe. U drugom dijelu rada učenici daju svoje mišljenje o izvanučioničkoj nastavi u prirodi. Većina se učenika raduje izvanučioničkoj nastavi, a više od 70 % opredijelilo se za nastavu u prirodi. Učenici nastavu u prirodi doživljavaju kao igru čime se i postiže osnovni cilj izvanučioničke nastave, a to je savladavanje nastavnih cjelina bez opterećenja.
Nitrates present one of the most common groundwater contaminants in the world and one of the five major groups of contaminants in the study area. Gaussian simulation (GS) algorithm was used for ...determining the spatial distribution of average nitrate concentrations from 2010 to 2015 on 95 sampling points. Results indicate two main focus areas of nitrate contamination, located on the left and right bank of the Sava River. Those areas generally extend according to groundwater flow, while areas near Sava River have much smaller concentrations. GS showed that they can be useful for this kind of mapping because they favor abrupt changes in data values which are in this case a result of heterogeneous lithological composition of the aquifer.
The second Zagreb index of a simple undirected graph G is defined as M2(G)=∑uv∈E(G)d(u)d(v), where d(x) is the degree of vertex x in G. In this paper, we investigate properties of the extremal graphs ...with the maximum second Zagreb indices with given graphic sequences, in particular graphic bicyclic sequences. Moreover, we obtain the relations of the second Zagreb indices among the extremal graphs with different degree sequences.
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