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Lubinski [Lubynski], Rudolf
(b Zagreb, 31 Oct 1873; d Zagreb, 27 March 1935). Croatian architect. After completing his studies at the Technische Hochschule, Karlsruhe, he worked in the studio of the architect Josef Durm, collaborating on projects in Offenburg, Cologne, Karlsruhe and Freiburg. After 1907 Lubinski ran his own practice in Zagreb, where he was a leading exponent of the Vienna Secession style. His later work shows a certain amount of influence from the Modern Movement. His most important buildings in Zagreb are a residential building (1910) for priests in Palmoticeva Street; the Evangelical Centre (1909), Gunduliceva Street; the Social Insurance Building (1928), Mihanoviceva Street; and the National University Library (1911–13), Marulic Square, the finest example in Zagreb of late Secession architecture.
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