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It is claimed that some of the key problems have not been eliminated from the legal system ever since, in particular the problems with repossession upon default. This is done, first, by sketching the experiences with and the judicial responses to a few unreported first generation leasing cases from Voivodina (Serbia) from the end of the 1980s to determine what main problems the lessor faced in implementing their leasing construction. The article aims to identify and comment those common deficiencies of the leasing laws of this niche of Europe that have so far been neglected yet the tackling of which is inevitable to boost the local industries. Especially small and mid-scale enterprises suffer as equipment leasing remains underdeveloped, what is a major systemic defect as bank credit is (as well) unavailable to them. This is readily proved with most recent reports of some international organizations. Notwithstanding the organic growth, the article posits, leasing is still not properly understood, the regulations suffer from gaps and are inappropriate to boost the local leasing industries.

By now leasing has become an important part of most jurisdictions of the region. Although the process began already before the 1980s, one could speak of real expansion only from the 1990s on. This resulted in significantly differing leasing laws in the region. Western European banks expanding to the region then brought with them their home country perceptions. The epubs are heavily illustrated with photos, drawings, renderings, videos, PDFs, and interactive 3D models.The hybrid contract known in the much of Continental Europe as leasing has arrived to the Balkans and other post-socialist countries of Europe from the United States yet with the intermediation of various western European jurisdictions that have reshaped the contours of the newcomer transaction to fit the context.

Hipo alpe adria series#

The east towers’ system of intersecting planes, like fissures out of the curved roofscape, is an early example of translating multifaceted constructions from digital to real space.Īs part of a multiyear project that includes three exhibitions on twenty-five seminal projects, the CCA and Greg Lynn are publishing a series of digital publications recording conversations with key architects. Hypo Alpe-Adria Center is composed of a series of folds which create contrasts of interior and exterior, dark and light, tight and open. This complex relationship between the rural and the urban, between earth and steel, was explored using digital tools such as FormZ. Situated at the eastern edge of Klagenfurt, the project’s scale and density needed to address its context. Not only did the brief call for supporting the functions of the new conglomerate, it also stipulated civic and commercial space for the local community. In the 1990s, Austrian based Hypo Alpe-Adria Bank group was expanding into a major international corporation and commissioned Morphosis to build its new headquarters based on the office’s winning entry to an invited competition. This publication presents Morphosis’s Hypo Alpe-Adria Center, a project located in Klagenfurt, Austria, that creates a new landform in order to mediate the edge-city condition.