Stanko Kliska - 1896-1969

• Main Author: Vukotić-Lazar Marta
• Format: Article
• Language: srp
• Published: Institute of Architecture and Urban and Spatial Planning of Serbia 2003-01-01
• Series: Arhitektura i Urbanizam
• Subjects: urbanism; architecture; health institutions; The Act on health institutions; hospitals
• Online Access: http://scindeks-clanci.ceon.rs/data/pdf/0354-6055/2003/0354-60550313122V.pdf

The architect Stanko Kliska (born 1896 in Snagovo -died 1969 in Belgrade) was one the generation’s representatives who had faith in the unification idea of Yugoslav peoples. As the period previous to the World War I marked his life by being expelled from school for progressive ideas, so had the World War II interrupted his independent and very successful career in Zagreb. He was exiled to Belgrade, where he stayed for the rest of his life. The professionalism and professional integrity, consistency and modesty made Stanko Kliska an acknowledged architect and much-loved professor at the Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade. He died 1969 in Belgrade and was buried in Mirogoj in Zagreb.