A socially sustainable and inclusive project that maintains a genuine link to the identity of the place and the diversity of its traditions through form, materials and details Bistrica ob Sotli is a relatively small settlement on the eastern border of Slovenia. It is located in the south-eastern part of the Kozjan Park, an area […]
Another construction site has been opened near Ribnica. A private client has started building a residential house. The building is designed in two “wings” on a concrete base. The superstructure is designed entirely as a prefabricated wooden structure. Over the winter, individual wall elements were produced, as well as the timber frame structure made of […]
The expert jury of the Slovenian Chamber of Architecture and Spatial Planning has included the Stora Enso Promotional Pavilion in Planica among the nominations of the Kranj region for the Golden Pencil Award. The winners will be announced at the Architects’ Day on Friday, 6. October 2023, in Nova Gorica. Being one of the nominated […]
The south-eastern part of Ljubljana, partly due to the proximity of the motorway ring and partly due to the previous moderate building density, is experiencing a new building “renaissance”. On a number of medium-sized plots, as well as large areas of abandoned production plants, architectural works are being built following the current Ljubljana residential typology. […]
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 beautiful relationship between ambition and tradition – or how architecture can influence the wine-tasting experience. Most of us know Bizeljska only from “below”, i.e. from the main road connecting Brežice with Podčetrtek. From here, the relatively wide and picturesque Sotel Valley opens out, but the real gems of the landscape are hidden on the […]
“What determines that a residential building can still be called a villa today?” In Ljubljana, in the period after 2. World War II, several residential neighbourhoods developed in close proximity to the city centre, as well as to the city’s key recreational green spaces. Even though the building fabric was mostly constructed under strict economic […]
On days and moments when I am neither outside nor inside. Architecture is all-encompassing and can understand the world in its own dimension of social relations and personal experiences. Consequently, when faced with the simple questions of the expansion of an existing residential building, which involves above all highly pragmatic and utilitarian problems, we can, […]
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 […]
