Zagreb City Museum
26 January to 25 April 2010
author: Goran Arčabić
visual identity & design: Bilić_Müller studio

The study exhibition, "Modernization at the edge of the Empire: Zagreb industrial heritage from 1862 to 1918", has been divided into four thematic units. It tries to define the historical context, the meaning and the consequences which the process of industrialization left upon the city of Zagreb and its inhabitants until the end of World War I. In addition, it presents the current state of affairs of the twelve industrial structures / complexes built until 1918, their protection system and future outlook determined by the contemporary Master Plan and detailed zoning plans of each of the city areas. 

Zagreb City Museum 
19 March to 25 April 2010
exhibition curator: Iva Prosoli
design: Bilić_Müller studio

Exhibition of student's works on function and content reuse of industrial structures is a result of a collaborative effort between the Faculty of Architecture in Zagreb and Zagreb City Museum relating to a project entitled Zagreb industrial heritage: history, state of affairs, outlook. The student's works were created over the past nine years in the architectural / town planning workshop, as part of the curriculum of the Architectural design department, mentored by the head of department Academician Velimir Neidhardt, PhD, Vesna Mikić, PhD and Ljiljana Šepić, MSc.

Zagrebačka pivovara d. d. (the Zagreb Brewery) water tower
29 January to 25 April
author: Goran Arčabić
design: Bilić_Müller studio

The exhibition, "The Beginnings of the Zagreb Brewery", is a result of the partnership between the Zagreb City Museum and the Zagrebačka pivovara d. d. on the project entitled Zagreb industrial heritage: history, state of affairs, outlook. The exhibited copies of photographs and drawings present the beginnings of operation and the Company history until World War II.