Current tourist architecture in ethnologically, geographically and culturally sensitive environments, such as Kranjska Gora, an important tourist centre on the edge of the Triglav National Park, seriously invades and perverts the building morphology, the structure of the public space as well as the visual identity of the settlements. The uncritical introduction of popularised architectural attractions, […]
Cross-connected apartment from Ljubljanica to New Square. Project description:The architect’s hidden ambition is that he could gradually, according to his own beliefs, first build one building, then a whole neighbourhood around it, followed by the planning of the city, which would expand into the cultural landscape… Jože Plečnik claimed that architecture is present everywhere, from […]
The apartment is a series of explorations, tiny surprises that chance visitors merely encounter, while its everyday users establish an intimate spatial relationship with them. Designing the interior of a dwelling in a modern existing building is a relatively thankless, yet extremely challenging task for architects. We are confronted with another architect’s spatial design, which […]
Kozjansko is a relatively little-known region of Slovenia, characterised by its lively topography, varied cultural landscape and the hospitality of its inhabitants. Throughout history, the cultural landscape has been shaped on the one hand by the famous anti-Turkish defensive line of medieval castles, and on the other by the poverty and harsh living conditions of […]
Current urban planning and economic principles are holding back the design of high-quality and sustainable residential neighbourhoods. A quick survey of the major apartment buildings that have recently been built in the city centre and its immediate periphery makes us sceptical and aware that current urban planning and economic principles are holding back the design […]
The Mediterranean feel is completed by the placement of three regionally distinctive “terraced houses”, which rest gently offset on a grey base. The Portorož Riviera is the best Slovenian approximation of what has been looming over the Côte d’Azur in the south of France for more than two hundred years. The steep slope, intertwined with […]
The key to the success of the spatial interpolation into the historic city centre is its thoughtful design of the building body. The prominent corner position at the western entrance to the old town centre of Kranj was dominated for decades by the Hotel Jelen, the most representative hotel in Kranj before the Second World […]
Two residential houses, one on top of the other. We designed a two-family building on the outskirts of a residential area in Podutiko. The clear division of the building volume into base and superstructure is reflected in the composition and material, as well as in the relationship to the surrounding space. By dividing the extensive […]
The development comprises four different types of houses, differing in terms of the placement of living areas, the position of intimate terraces and the pitch of the roof. Housing is designed and built in many different ways. The most common form in Slovenia is the design and construction of self-contained housing. We architects are rarely […]
The permissible height of the Vienna Vertical building was determined on the basis of the gradual reduction of the height of the WTC tower towards the Mihelič Church on Brinje. Unfortunately, this provision has been violated by subsequent construction. Around 2003, the construction company Vegrad started planning and building a large office and residential building […]
