With its initial planning beginning in the 1990s, the Church of St John the Evangelist and its parish building were completed in the Utrini neighbourhood of Zagreb in the post-communist era in 2008. Nominated for an EUmies Award in 2009, the building's distinctive undulating geometry and use of material and colour is achieved with a ceramic tile facade. These tiles consist of a composition of three precisely definded, bespoke shades of blue, representing eternity and the universe. They produce an near-iridescent effect as the ambient light and viewing angle changes.
- Completed:
- 2008
- Architect:
- Andrej Uchytil & Renata Waldgoni
- Products:
- StoCera 1000, in custom colour shades and format: 240 x 52mm
- Photos:
- Fundació Mies van der Rohe
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