Ugricultural University, Nitra

Architect: Vladimír Dedeček, Rudolf Miňovský
Year of building: 1961-1966

In the sixties, the (Czecho)Slovakian architects strived to compete with the best of the western world—in the case of this university building in Nitra, their mission certainly succeeded. The structure considered a prominent piece of Slovak modernism was designed by Vladimír Dedeček and Rudolf Miňovský, who admittedly were inspired by the works of Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer.

Learn more about the story of this iconic building in Nitra!

In our SOC/MOD collection, the emblematic buildings of the Central Eastern European region come to life, in the form of digital prints.

Make sure you check out the miniature concrete buildings of the SOC/MOD collection as well!

Dimensions: 50 x 70 cm

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