The Leokom production plant was included in the selection of the most representative wooden buildings in Slovenia last year as part of the exhibition Time for Wood – Innovative Use of Wood in Contemporary Slovenian Architecture at the Gallusovo nabrežje in Ljubljana. The exhibition was organised by the Afront Institute as part of the Open […]
This year, we responded to the invitation of the Open Houses Festival organisers by guiding visitors through two of our latest works, the Stora Enso Pavilion in Planica on Saturday 15.04.2023 and the production plant in Ribnica on Sunday 16.04.2023. Despite the fact that both locations are about an hour or more away from the […]
The Municipality of Bistrica ob Sotli has signed a contract for the renovation and new construction of the listed Bratus Homestead in Bistrica ob Sotli. The works will be carried out by IMP GRADNJE gradbeništvo in storitve d.o.o. The construction period runs from March 2023 to November 2023. September 2024 During the summer months, the […]
Our expectation is that Stora Enso, also through the promotional pavilion, will be able to convince building developers in global markets to increase the share of biogenic materials in their construction. One of the major goals of the construction of the Nordic Centre in Planica between 2011 and 2015 was to provide Slovenia with a […]
The open floor plan with a perimeter structure without any intermediate supports is fully adaptable to changing technological and laboratory requirements. The new wing of the Faculty of Biotechnics creates a new open public space, surrounded on three sides, defined on the one hand by the design and function of the existing buildings, and on […]
Can the development of multi-storey timber technology revive the broken link with traditional building? Multi-storey multi-dwelling in timber construction represents a new milestone in construction technology. It involves many additional challenges that are almost negligible in terms of complexity in prefabricated individual construction. In addition to the proverbially more problematic seismic construction in Slovenia, which […]
The contemporary restrained self-confidence of urban renewal in the centre of Murska Sobota. Project description:The redevelopment of Slovenske Street – South is the second phase of the redevelopment of Murska Sobota’s city centre. Previously, as part of a wider renovation in 2019, the t. i. Luther’s Alley by the municipal building, on the axis between […]
Fully flexible content, structural shading around the entire perimeter. The design of commercial buildings must take into account two fundamental principles: the ability of the building’s contents to adapt to change at relatively short and frequent intervals, and a sufficiently robust structural frame to ensure the building’s long-term use and longevity without additional investment in […]
A mere 400 square metres of paved area was enough to re-establish an important urban axis. Murska Sobota is a flat city that has grown more or less freely over the last hundred years. Growth did not follow a predetermined geometry, but rather the individual urban districts were based on key infrastructure axes, i.e. the […]
Inappropriate, unusual or just a well-considered intervention? For decades, the development of the transport network in Slovenia has been based on the predominance of classical intersections, where roads intersect with relatively simple geometry and without any implications for the design and interpretation of space. The increasingly desirable principle of turning junctions into roundabouts is, like […]
