Ko sem se pripravljal k pisanju tega besedila, sem pogooglal po spletnih zapiskih z namenom, da bi se vseeno spomnil neizogibnih, burnih strokovnih in drugih reakcij, pa tudi obračuna peščic, ki so spremljali predstavljeni projekt. Z velikim zadovoljstvom sem ugotovil, da mi je nemalo tega "trasha" uspelo potisniti iz spomina in pozabiti. Če se poglobimo v bistvo tega spora, bomo odkrili ključno besedo – Koeficient (Kin). In če bomo celotno zadevo opazovali arhitekturno, bomo ugotovili, da je dal Koeficient, kot nikjer v Zagrebu, temu projektu zrak. Preučevanje te v celoti, milo rečeno, problematične teme bo naše sklepe povzelo v dveh neodvisnih stališčih: -če Eurotower opazujemo s klasičnega stališča arhitekta-urbanista, je opazno, da ima premišljeno in po zakonitostih elementarne urbanistične kompozicije globoko zasnovano pozicijo in merilo, ki utrjujeta naraven in zaželen razvoj Mesta, njegova arhitektura pa predstavlja premišljen odmik od standardne poslovne gradnje;
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While I was preparing to write this article I browsed Google for web headlines in order to remind myself of the turbulent, apparently unavoidable, reactions of experts and others to this project that went so far that one of them even involved fists. I was glad when I realized how much of that "trash" I’d managed to suppress and forget. If we look deep into this controversy we will find one key word – Coefficient (Ku). Thanks to our architectural approach we shall surely come to the conclusion that it was exactly this Coefficient that gave this project some air like nowhere in Zagreb. On the other hand, looking at this problematic subject, to say the least, from a broader perspective all conclusions gather around two focal points, in one way or another: the Eurotower, from a classic architect/urbanist’s point of view, has a deliberate position and scale, both strongly based on elementary urbanistic laws of composition, which affirm the natural and desirable development of the city while its architecture represents a considerate detachment from usual office construction;
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