općina pisarovina — arhitektonska topografija identiteta
architectural topography of identity
graditeljska baština
Architectural heritage
Sokolski dom s ambulantom Higijenskog zavoda u Pisarovini (1931.) arhitekta Ernesta Weissmanna
Sokolski dom s ambulantom i javnim kupalištem Higijenskog zavoda u Pisarovini prva je realizacija Ernesta Weissmanna koncem 1920-ih i početkom 1930ih usredotočenog isključivo na zgrade zdravstvenih, socijalnih i obrazovnih ustanova. Izgrađen 1931. dom je pripadao dobro organiziranoj mreži zdravstvenih ustanova posvećenih preventivnoj medicini, usklađenoj s teritorijalnom i administrativnom podjelom Jugoslavije na banovine. Glavni nositelji cjelokupne higijenske službe na području banovina bili su higijenski zavodi – proučavali su narod i poučavali ga higijeni, ispitivali i suzbijali zarazne bolesti, nadzirali živežne namirnice i lijekove, obavljali asanacije sela u kojima je živjelo čak 83 % stanovništva, organizirali i nadzirali rad domova narodnog zdravlja i zdravstvenih stanica. Sokolski dom s ambulantom u Pisarovini po djelokrugu rada bio je zdravstvena stanica izgrađena zajedničkim naporima općine, Savske banovine i naroda pokupskog kraja. Zasluga za Weissmannov angažman na projektu pripada arhitektima Bogdanu Teodoroviću i Luji Senđerđiju, Weissmannovim kolegama sa studija, i djelatnicima Odjeljenja za sanitetsku tehniku Škole narodnog zdravlja posvećenog svim radovima 57, Sokolski dom s ambulantom Higijenskog zavoda u Pisarovini (1931.)
Sokolski dom (Sokol Home) with the infirmary of the Pisarovina Health Institute (1931) by architect Ernest Weissmann
The Sokol Home of the Health Institute in Pisarovina with the infirmary and public bath is the first realised project by Ernest Weissmann’s in late 1920’s and early 1930’s – an architect focused exclusively on buildings of health, social and educational institutions. Constructed in 1931, the Home belonged to a well-organised network of health institutions dedicated to preventive medicine; the network was aligned with the territorial and administrative division of Yugoslavia into banovinas (administrative subdivisions). Health Institutes were the institutions fully in charge of entire health service on the territory of those provinces – they studied population and taught it hygiene, researched and combatted contagious diseases, controlled foodstuffs and medicines, conducted sanitation programs in villages where as much as 83% of population lived, organised and supervised the operation of the public health centres and health stations. The Sokol Home with the infirmary in Pisarovina – was a health station according to the scope of its activities, built through the joint endeavours of the Municipality, Savska Banovina and the population of the Kupa River area. Weismann’s colleagues at the university, architects Bogdan Teodorović and Lujo Senđerđi are to be credited with engaging Weissmann to participate in the project, together with officials of the Sanitation Department of the School of Public Health; the Department was dedicated to all activities related to water supply, sewage, ventilation and lightning, anti-malarial sanitation of terrains, housing and building engineering in general. The employees of the Department were in charge of realisation
Sokolski dom (Sokol Home) with the infirmary of the Pisarovina Health Institute (1931)