Etleva Dobjani
Architect and urban planner Etleva Dobjani, BIG SEE Nominator and Lecturer as well as Head of the Department of
Gerdi Papa
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Nataša Perković
Product designer Nataša Perković from Sarajevo, founder of Studio Nataša Perković and educator at the Academy of Fine Arts
Tadej Glažar
The question “Too much? What is just enough?” opens a reflection on the boundary between excess and balance in life, space,
Alberto Campo Baeza
Architect Alberto Campo Baeza from Estudio Arquitectura Campo Baeza shares a short video reflection for our 2026 festival theme
Too much? What is just enough? Scale. Because I am the human I was hundreds of years ago, when there was nothing
Too much? What is just enough? When nothing ever feels like enough and we criticize the world for being too much, the
Too much? What is just enough? Just enough is a house made to fall. With the Guarani Mbya of the Jaraguá Indigenous
Meltem Maralcan Gülmen, Turkey
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Ideal Vejsa, Kosovo
Experienced Chief Executive Officer in Maden Group since 2009 with a
Iosif Mihailo, Romania
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Boštjan Vuga, Slovenia
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Zoran Jedrejčić, Serbia
Zoran Jedrejčić is a designer of inexhaustible energy, a true cosmopolite of
Athanasios Babalis, Greece
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Peter Pichler on the Future of Sustainable Industrial Offices – The Bonfiglioli HQ Story
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PPD Architetti on Ricupaglia – A Dialogue Between Past and Future in Tuscan Architecture
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Instead of inventing something new, the project looks for existing principles that can be continued. The increasing demand for housing at the
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With consistent attention to detail in every aspect of the project we can create truly refined aesthetics
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Hopefully our empathy will remain at this increased level after the crisis is over; interview with Lenart Škof
The optimistic view of the Covid-19 pandemics is that it provides a chance for a global reset, usually in a sense of initiating a process of levelling inequality all across the globe and within countries, classes and sexes. More →
Antonio Aricò: Objects as Stories
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