Villa Podrožnik is a protocol residence of the Government of the Republic of Slovenia. It was built by Ljubljana porcelain merchant Franc Kollmann, who also commissioned a separate building for the staff. The estate originally …
The estate—today known as the Brdo Park—was conceived in the spirit of the Enlightenment and unfolds as an exceptionally harmonious composition of natural and designed spaces. Its development was initiated in the 18th century by …
The water tower, a symbol of Brežice, was built in 1914 for the needs of the city water supply. This 46-meter tower is the only water tower in Slovenia fully accessible to visitors and testifies …
The partial renovation of the Mestna hranilnica ljubljanska on Čopova Street in Ljubljana involves the creation of a modern art gallery on the second and third floors. After the removal of all non-original and non-load-bearing …
Join us for a guided architectural walk connecting two key urban projects in the cross-border space between Nova Gorica and Gorizia: the renovated Europe Square and Fabianij’s Trident, and the new Vrtača underpass. The tour …
Old buildings have interesting stories to tell – that’s what inspires us to keep them alive. The designer wanted to refresh them with modernity. The apartment retains a bourgeois feel with high ceilings and herringbone …
The gradual renovation of Tivoli Castle began with the new visitors’ reception and service areas. A reception area with a small shop is located on the ground floor, while the central toilets and cloakrooms are …
Ten years have passed since the comprehensive renovation of Plečnik House in Ljubljana’s Trnovo district. During this time, the house has become a focal point for exploring the legacy of Jože Plečnik, Slovenia’s greatest architect, …
The building was constructed in the late 1930s as part of a larger farm complex, intended to serve as a stable or agricultural facility. After World War II, the building was nationalized, but a few …
The outbuildings of the Šentjošt Parish House consist of a stable dating back to 1847 and a connecting tract, forming an open courtyard. Throughout history, the complex underwent numerous transformations, notably during WWII, when an …
Finžgar’s Villa was built in 1934 according to the plans of engineer Anton Suhadolc. The building was commissioned by the writer Fran Saleški Finžgar, who spent his last years there. The Slovenian Academy of Sciences …
Villa Kobdilj 1835, one of the largest Karst homesteads, has been carefully restored to preserve its historic essence while transforming it into a modern tourist retreat. The project focused on respecting cultural heritage — uncovering …
