Ciril Metod Koch
*31. 3. 1867 – Kranj, Slovenia
†6. 5. 1925 – Ljubljana, Slovenia
Biography
After studying architecture in Ljubljana and Graz, he graduated from the Academy in Vienna in 1890. He worked as a draftsman for P. Supančič until 1893, when he obtained a position in the Ljubljana city planning office. Together with M. Fabiani, he brought secessionist style from Vienna to Ljubljana. In the secessionist style, he built a number of villas, residential buildings, and public structures in the devastated city. From 1895 to 1910, Koch designed regulatory plans for Bled, Radovljica, and the surroundings of Lake Bohinj.
After studying architecture in Ljubljana and Graz, he graduated from the Academy in Vienna in 1890. He worked as a draftsman for P. Supančič until 1893, when he obtained a position in the Ljubljana city planning office. Together with M. Fabiani, he brought secessionist style from Vienna to Ljubljana. In the secessionist style, he built a number of villas, residential buildings, and public structures in the devastated city. From 1895 to 1910, Koch designed regulatory plans for Bled, Radovljica, and the surroundings of Lake Bohinj.
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