Preliminary communication
https://doi.org/10.17685/Peristil.67.9
Two Summer Villas by Đorđe Tabaković in Trpanj on the Pelješac Peninsula
Jana Gamilec
; independent researcher
Abstract
This paper examines two villas designed in 1939 by Novi Sad-based architect Đorđe Tabaković (1897–1971), built as part of a summer villa settlement in the town of Trpanj on the Pelješac Peninsula in Croatia. The villas are considered both within the context of the architect’s body of work—specifically, the mature phase of his creative output—and within the broader framework of 1930s architecture along the southern Adriatic coast, characterized by the interplay of modernist principles and architectural regionalism.
Keywords
interwar architecture; Đorđe Tabaković; summer villa; modern architecture; regionalism; Pelješac; Trpanj
Hrčak ID:
334581
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Publication date:
25.8.2025.
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