Designs for the Radnić Rental Building in Split by Engineer Ante Radica

Članak je prilog najamnoj stambenoj izgradnji Splita između dva svjetska rata. Proučava nacrte za zgradu Mate Radnića, načinjene u duhu arhitektonskog rukopisa inženjera Petra Senjanovića, te nacrte Građevinske dozvole za prizemnu građevinu u Ulici sv. Ćirila i Metoda u Splitu iz 1921. godine, potpisane od inženjera Ante Radice i zidarskog majstora Josipa Lete. Nacrti predstavljaju rijetke očuvane planove za izgradnju najamne stambene izgradnje u Splitu dvadesetih godina s karakterističnom mješavinom bečke secesije i historicizma s regionalnim obilježjima.The article is a contribution to the rental housing project in Split in the interwar period. It examines the designs for Mate Radnić’s house which are reminiscent of Petar Senjanović’s architectural idiom. It also looks into the 1921 building permit containing plans for the single-storey house in Ss Cyril and Methodius Street in Split signed by engineer Ante Radica and master mason Josip Lete. These designs are among few surviving ones made for the project in the twenties showing a blend of Vienna Secession and historic styles with regional elements