WORKS
"As an architect, I have always sought to be active in our environment and to take part in the greater mission of shaping a better and more beautiful life within our society."
He created nearly 250 works — from monumental buildings such as the Postal Palace on Freedom Square, to numerous urban planning studies, and also projects for family homes and cabins nestled in the small valleys of the Tatras. His works can be found from Bratislava, across Slovakia to Košice, and even in Prague. Two peak periods of his career can be seen in the second half of the 1940s in Bratislava, and later in his co-authorship of the extensive Tatra project developed for the 1970 World Championships in Nordic Disciplines.
SELECTED WORKS
THE ARCHITECTURAL WORK OF EUGEN KRAMÁR
Danube Fairs
Bratislava
1941
Competition Entry (2. Prize)
with Š. Lukačovič
Set of Secondary Apprenticeship Schools
Nitra
1941
Competition Entry (1st prize)
with Š. Lukačovič
Administrative Building of the Central Slovak Power Plants
Banská Bystrica
1941
(highest rating)
with Š. Lukačovič
Industrial School
Považská Bystrica
1941
Competition Entry (1.prize)
with Š. Lukačovič
Pavlineum
Trnava
1942
Unbuilt Project
with Š. Lukačovič