Kincl Branko, F.C.A.

Full members VII. Department of Fine Arts
Kincl Branko

Date of birth:

  • 04/03/1938

Place of birth:

  • Zagreb

Addresses:

  • Office: Kincl d.d. Vodnikova 4/1, 10000 Zagreb

Phones:

  • office +385 01 6176 606
  •  office) +385 01 6176 611
  • Department of Fine Arts +385 01 4895 169

Emails:

Kincl Branko, F.C.A.

Full members VII. Department of Fine Arts

Academic titles:

  • fellow of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts

Institutions:

  • professor emeritus – The University of Zagreb (07/12/2012 – …)
  • Professor (retired) – Faculty of Architecture, University of Zagreb

Functions in Academy:

  • president – Scientific Council for Building, Recostruction, and Development (09/25/2019 – …)
  • president – Scientific Council for Building, Recostruction, and Development (01/26/2011 – 09/25/2019)

Membership in Academy:

  • full member – Department of Fine Arts (05/18/2006 – …)
  • associate member – Department of Fine Arts (05/17/1990 – 05/18/2006)
Branko Kincl, Croatian architect and urban planner was born on April 3, 1938 in Zagreb. He graduated in 1964 from the Faculty of Architecture, University of Zagreb in the class of  V. Turina; From 1966 to 1968 he was an associate of the Master Workshop of Drago Galić. He worked in the Urban Institute of the City of Zagreb (1965–1974), the Urban Institute of Croatia (1974–1977), then at the Faculty of Architecture in Zagreb, where he was a professor until retirement. Since 2012 he has been professor emeritus of the University of Zagreb.
He was the head of the urban plan of the center of Zagreb (1971–1973). As an urban planner, he was particularly concerned with the design of the city of Zagreb, the protection of monumental heritage and traffic planning, and the methodology and organization of the work of the Urban Institute of the City of Zagreb.
Branko Kincl is the author of several interpolations in Zagreb and Croatia, as well as the reconstruction of the Maksimir football stadium in Zagreb, The new passenger terminal of Zagreb Airport.
He has been a full member of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts since 2006. He received the 2016 Vladimir Nazor Lifetime Achievement Award.

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