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	Slovenska izseljenska matica
		He adds: “Fabiani was a ‘border resident’, belonging to a group of people who frequently had to change citizenship, language, life style and often also their way of thinking, just because they lived in a certain area.
		A year previously, Fabiani started researching the problem of the area of Ljubljana called Bežigrad and his solutions are considered by the experts to be a work of art.
		In it Fabiani underlines: “Maybe because of his timeless need for love and peace, man is longing for an era of mutual understanding among people and an incomparably higher level of harmony than we have today.
	www.zdruzenje-sim.si /default4.asp?cnt=2&menuID=1749 (1096 words)

	Ljubljana - Introduction
		Immediately after that the regulation plan was prepared with the help of two top experts in urban planning of the time in Vienna, Camillo Sitte and Maks Fabiani.
		Maks Fabiani and Joze Plecnik, two central figures of modern Slovene architecture are internationally recognized as co-founders of modern art movement in Vienna.
		His architecture shows the evolution from the decorative Secessionist to the modernist phase, in which he concentrated on trying to use and re-create the traditional local elements in a modern way.
	www.artnouveau-net.com /english/city/ljubljana/index.html (355 words)

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		Fabiani's work as an architect was very fruitful, combining both his activitites: As a town planner and designer of a number of buildings.
		Fabiani explored every possibility troughout his long life.
		Fabiani's conribution to the formation of contemporary architecture is not yet fully appreciated.
	www2.arnes.si /~ssdssvag/maks.htm (354 words)

	Fabiani's Path (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Maks Fabiani (Kobdilj 1865 — Gorica 1962) architect, town planner, inventor, professor, painter and philosopher was born in the village of Kobdilj.
		The path consists of many different interconnected walking paths wich take you to buildings and locations associated with Maks Fabiani's life.
		In lower Kobdilj you can also see the house where Anton Mahnic a later bishop of Krk was born.
	www.fratnik.com /uk_fabianovapot.html (126 words)

	Exhibition on Architectural Giant Fabiani Opens Today
		A two-week exhibition on Maks Fabiani, a pioneer of modernism in Slovenian architecture, is to open at the Museum of Architecture in Ljubljana on Tuesday.
		However, the show does not not revolve around his exceptional architectural achievements, but is rather an homage to Fabiani as a person, architect and thinker.
		Fabiani (1865-1962) studied at the Vienna Polytechnics, and worked together with Otto Wagner.
	www.uvi.si /eng/slovenia/publications/slovenia-news/2628/2636/index.html (369 words)

	Slovenska izseljenska matica
		It was manufactured entirely in Vienna and the dragons were made in a Viennese factory for metal objects and decorations according to the drafts of A.M. Beschorner.
		Some of the buildings are the work of Maks Fabiani and are among the most beautiful examples of this style, for example the Bamberger house (Miklošičeva 16).
		This building also has some Art Nouveau features although its facade is virtually unadorned except for the owls on the entrance portal, representing wisdom, and a relief of grey stone on the facade of the gymnasium wall.
	www.zdruzenje-sim.si /default4.asp?cnt=2&menuID=1768 (1614 words)

	Holidays in Slovenia - Guide to archecture in Slovenia
		The devastating earthquake which struck the town of Ljubljana in 1895 provided an architectural opportunity to rebuild and re-model the city.
		A regulation plan was prepared with the help of two top experts in urban planning of the time in Vienna, Camillo Sitte and Maks Fabiani.
		Maks Fabiani (1865-1962) and Jože Plečnik (1872-1957) were co-founders of modern art movement in Vienna.
	www.slovenedream.com /slovenia/culture/architecture.htm (607 words)

	Fabiani - Science -- Fabiani et al. 299 (5607): 676 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Monica Fabiani received her Ph.D. from the University of Illinois at Monica Fabiani's research interests are in the cognitive neuroscience of human
		Fabiani has been at the forefront of mens designer wear in Cape Town for many years.
		Fabiani seems, however, to have been more than willing to turn his back on Fabiani was commissioned to restore and extend the archducal castle at
	homefindout.com /?q=fabiani (391 words)

	Fabiani - Internet Broadway Database: Joel Fabiani Credits on Broadway (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		fabiani is a conseil d'etat and cour de cassation advocate fabiani is the 25 fabiani is a nulliparous environmental writer living in ottawa
		Alberto Fabiani, born around 1910 in Tivoli, Italy, was the son of couturiers.
		Fabiani and her team at the Beckman Institute used a new brain imaging Fabiani and her husband Gabriele Gratton are pioneering the use of EROS,
	lookforlink.com /?q=fabiani (413 words)

	Ljubljana - Miklošič park (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		After the earthquake of 1895, the Municipality of Ljubljana commissioned architect Maks Fabiani to prepare the designs for the rebuilding of the Slovenski trg square (Slovenian Square).
		Finalized in 1900, the plans for the rebuilding, which was financially supported by the government in Vienna, envisaged a uniform architectural concept with buildings of uniform height enhanced with corner turrets, and a park in the centre of the square.
		Most of the buildings presently surrounding the square were built between 1900 and 1907.
	www.ljubljana.si /en/tourism/sights/art_nouveau/miklosic_park/default.html (148 words)

	Kras - Maks Fabiani (1865-1962) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Born in Kobdilj, Maks Fabiani graduated in 1891 at the Vienna Polytechnics, worked together with Wagner, wrote essays on architecture and urbanism of Italy, Austria and Slovenia.
		His ideas of urbanism as an art were demonstrated in his regulation projects for Ljubljana and the region of Gorica.
		His typical town consisted of public buildings (a church, a school, a pub and residential garden area) with improved communication network and was considered as an organism with its genius loci and a part of physically, economically and ethically undividable territory.
	itc.fgg.uni-lj.si /KRAS/maks.htm (125 words)

	Vienna 1900
		In art and architecture, central developments of the "Modernist" movement, which re-mapped the landscape of Western culture, took root in fin-de-siècle Vienna.
		The architectural work of Adolf Loos and Otto Wagner, for example, but also of Maks Fabiani, Josef Hoffmann, Friedrich Ohmann, Joseph Maria Olbrich, and Josef Plecznik would culminate only decades later in the German Bauhaus, whose goal was to liberate architecture from a concern with style.
		In painting, the Viennese Secessionist school produced, in the works of Gustav Klimt, Egon Schiele, and Oskar Kokoschka, radical departures from artistic tradition in its unabashed exploration of erotic themes.
	faculty.washington.edu /vienna/viennaweb-introduction.htm (800 words)

	the Slovenian
		The square was completed in 1902 and this part of the city and the buildings along Miklošiceva ulica (Miklošic Street) were named Art Nouveau Ljubljana.
		Some of the buildings are the work of Maks Fabiani and are among the most beautiful examples of this style, for example the Bamberger house (Miklošiceva 16).
		The Krisper house (Miklošiceva 20), conceived in a light Art Nouveau style to please its owner, is also the work of this architect.
	www.theslovenian.com /articles/kladnik1.htm (1606 words)

	Gerberjevo stopnišče
		Upon a proposal by young architects they were used in 1991 to build a temporary pedestrian footbridge.
		In this way they realized the idea about this bridge that Maks Fabiani had foreseen at the same place in his master plan for Ljubljana after the 1895 earthquake.
		In 1956 a study of a footbridge was presented in Plečnik's school studio and in 1962, Professor Ravnikar mentions it.
	www.spletomat.com /plecnik/ljubljana_8_all (515 words)

	Sightseeing in Ljubljana
		Yet the social if not spatial center of the square is the Prešeren Monument (1905) by Ivan Zajc and Maks Fabiani, which was strongly criticized when first unveiled, especially for flaunting a nude muse so near the church.
		The favorite postcard view of Ljubljana, this brilliantly original structure is also one of Plečnik's greatest masterpieces.
		It may be viewed as a grand procession of early modern architecture (though it's you that's marching, of course).
	geocities.com /ljubljanalife/Sightseeing.htm (2157 words)

	Nacionalno Turistično Združenje - National Tourist Association [Ljubljana Sees Three Centenaries This Year] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The people of Ljubljana had wished to erect a monument in his memory long before it was finally unveiled in 1905, in front of the Franciscan Church in the then St. Mary's Square, the present Prešernov trg square (Prešeren Square).
		The poet's statue with the muse of poetry above him was sculpted by Ivan Zajc, while the pedestal was designed by the renowned architect Maks Fabiani.
		When the monument was unveiled, it was met with numerous remarks, particularly derogatory ones about the muse's nakedness.
	www.ntz-nta.si /content.asp?id=4945 (610 words)

	Slovenia - Official Travel Guide \ Architectural Heritage \ Ljubljana, Prešeren Square \| (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The shape of the square, in which four streets and four embankments flow together, was designed by the architect Maks Fabiani, who carefully planned a new connection between the medieval town and the railway station after the earthquake in 1895.
		The main focal point of Prešeren Square is the monument to the great poet France Prešeren, set in front of the Central Pharmacy.
		Its gala opening was on 10th September 1905. The bronze figure of the standing poet, the muse above him and reliefs on the sides were designed by the sculptor Ivan Zajec; however, the pedestal with the granite lining is Fabiani's idea.
	www.slovenia.info /Default.asp?arhitekturne_znamenitosti=833 (452 words)

	Ljubljana - Prešeren square (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		After the Triple Bridge had been built by architect Jože Plečnik, the square expanded to the other side of the Ljubljanica river and assumed its present appearance.
		Prešeren's Monument, built by the architect Maks Fabiani and sculptor Ivan Zajc, was unveiled in the autumn of 1905.
		The statue represents Prešeren and the muse of poetry holding a spring of laurel above him.
	www.ljubljana.si /en/tourism/sights/squares/preseren_square (229 words)

	Slovenians
		After world war one the founder of Czechoslovakia and its first president Tomáš Masaryk also nominated Jože Plečnik for director of Hradčani so that Plečnik could start the great project of its renovation.
		Maks Fabiani who was also professor in Vienna's university and
		Plečnik, Fabiani and Vurnik worked also in the inter-war period.
	www.msmt.cz /files/htm/NHBriefHistoryofSlovenesbetweenWestandSouthEasta.htm (3563 words)

	OPATIJA
		Complicated fronts, the size and the types of apertures (balconies, loggias) and the decorations of the fronts all give a Mediterranean quality of style to these buildings.
		Among more famous architects who worked in Opatija, there are Carlo Conigh ("Marina" hotel 1893), Maks Fabiani (sanatorium building for government workers, 1897, "villa Schwegel" in Volovsko, around 1906) and an architect from Vienna Karl Seidl, who built many villas, hotels and public buildings (town hall, the courthouse, "Atlantik" hotel and other) around 1910.
		He used simplified shapes, tending to adapt the local architectural tradition and landscape.
	ineco.posluh.hr /pgz/opatija/eopatija.htm (693 words)

	Fabiani - The Scottish Parliament - Members' Pages & Videos - Linda Fabiani
		Discover the Fabiani family history for the Fabiani Origin.
		Fabiani was Gore's 2000 deputy campaign manager for communications and strategy Moore hired Fabiani to defend "Fahrenheit 9/11" against political
		Biography: Joel Fabiani was born into a nomadic family.
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	Venetian Maks (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		yt was neuer askd, and Valdesius maks Venetian Carnivale masks)..
		Venice yt was neuer askd, and Valdesius maks Venetian Party Collection.
		Maks with Peacock Swords is a perfect accessory for your Mardi Gras
	www.original-commerce-creation.be /Venetian-Maks.php (1793 words)

	Slovenia: Conservation and Change - 3 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		From catastrophe arose opportunity, and a chance to complement the existing Baroque with new development in a Secessionist style (Figure 5).
		The origins of town planning in Ljubljana are from this period, with a regulatory plan by the city's senior architect, J Duffé, based on an earlier idea by Maks Fabiani (1865-1962).
		This plan envisaged a ring of avenues, defining an extended city core; parts of this vision were realised in the north and west of the city centre, and can still be seen today.
	www.soult.com /slovenia/slov3.shtml (1028 words)

	Acta historiae artis Slovenica 3 – 1998
		Precej manj posluha za takšna iskanja je pokazal Maks Fabiani, ki ga je župan Ivan Hribar pritegnil k popotresni obnovi Ljubljane.
		Maks Fabiani (1865–1962), who was summoned by the mayor, Ivan Hribar, to participate in the rebuilding of Ljubljana after the earthquake of 1895, was much less inclined to the search of this kind.
		On the contrary, his buildings organically correspond with the tradition of the naturalized Baroque architecture of the Italian type, deeply rooted in Slovenia.
	www.zrc-sazu.si /www/uifs/acta/acta_3_1998.htm (9125 words)

	Preeren Square- Ljubljana, Slovenia - VirtualTourist.com
		It was unveiled in 1905, designed by Maks Fabiani and sculpted by Ivan Zajc.
		The Preeren Monument takes pride of place in the square that is named after him.
		It was designed by Maks Fabiani and Ivan Zajc and erected in 1905 in honour of Slovenia's greatest poet France Preeren (1800-49).
	www.virtualtourist.com /travel/Europe/Slovenia/Mestna_Obcina_Ljubljana/Ljubljana-688015/Things_To_Do-Ljubljana-Preeren_Square-BR-8.html (886 words)

	The Scots Independent Newspaper Online - The Flag in the Wind
		One might imagine he could be accused of using politics for the “despicable purpose of picking up dosh.”
		Click here to read SNP MSP Linda Fabiani's working diary.
		Just about back to business as usual; I keep making resolutions to reduce the number of press releases, but that is difficult.
	www.scotsindependent.com /2005/051202/index.htm (5745 words)

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