ZAGREB'S LITURGICAL ARCHITECTURE OF MODERNISM BETWEEN THE Two WORLD WARS

This paper deals with Zagreb's liturgical architecture of Modernism. Among many churches built in this style throughout the 20th century, some outstanding examples are selected for this research. They may be considered representative of the period which is usually seen as a turning point in the history of liturgical architecture. Modernism in particular called for a re-evaluation of the established paradigms and marked the beginning of a quest for a new authenticity both in liturgy itself and in liturgical architecture.