Mini Art Cinema by Damir Gamulin, Antun Sevšek; Croatia
The humble seating capacity of 24 viewers is a welcome programmatic supplement and a means of alleviating the pressure of the number of visitors crowding the main
Franciscan museum in Jajce by Amar Zuka; Bosnia and Herzegovina
The interior design project of the Franciscan Museum in Jajce was started at the initiative of the Jajce Franciscans, so that the exhibits they owned would finally be awarded an appropriate space. The intention
Auditorium della Tecnica by T-studio; Italy
At the EUR, adjacent to the Palazzo della Civiltà del Lavoro, is the Confindustra Palace, built in the late 1960s by architects Monaco. The project aims to infuse new energy into the complex by
Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art Rijeka by Dinko Peračić; Croatia
The Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Rijeka moved into H building of former industrial complex Benčić after several decades of waiting. Instead of building a planned “grand vision” on the other location,
Restoration and Transformation of Saint Rocco’s Church in a Theater by Luigi Valente, Mauro Di Bona; Italy
The project is aims to achieve the functional restoration of the former Saint Rocco’s church, for cultural purposes, while transforming it into a permanent theater and a multi-purpose hall. Mildly maintained over the years,
Library of the benedictine monastery Marienberg by Werner Tscholl, Andreas Sagmeister; Italy
The basic idea of the new building is to create space for the professional storage of the extensive Marienberg library and other archival materials important for the monastery without altering the white silhouette of
L.A.M.P. by Christina Voutou from Glyfada, Athens
L.A.M.P. (Learning Ability Means Playing) Creative Center for Children Located in Glyfada, in southern Athens, Greece, a former dining place was refurbished into a Creative Center for Children, named L.A.M.P. The architectural design aimed at
Juvenis Medical Center by Döllmann Design + Architecture; Austria
In a prominent location in the center of Vienna, the specialists from Döllmann Design planned a medical center. The task was to realize the complex logistics of medical operations in a compact footprint. At
OK Center by CUMULUS; Romania
The Tic-Tac-Toe game inspired us because it's simple, at hand and fun. It is good against "yawning" during a boring class, good for face to face socializing but it’s also used on the other
Beylikdüzü Arts and Cultural Center by SO? Architecture&Ideas; Turkey
SO? completes major renovation to open up a public cultural center in Istanbul SO? has redesigned an existing 20000 m2 public cultural center by a major renovation project for Beylikduzu Municipality in Istanbul. Located
The Sezin School Transformation Project by ATÖLYE; Turkey
The Sezin School Transformation Project is a story of transforming an educational institution via incremental spatial interventions over multiple years. ATÖLYE initiated this transformation with the Open Roof Space Project in 2015-16, a flexible
Museum Olei Histriae by Studio Fabrika; Croatia
The project design for Museum Olei Histriae is modern and the project itself is aimed at presenting the healthiest alimentary “elixir” since times immemorial. The investors intend to satisfy the visitors’ primary sightseeing curiosity
Hribar Hall at the Ljubljana Castle – Tract K; Majda Kregar, Miha Kerin │BIG SEE Awards 2018
The hall situated on the floor and in the attic of Tract K of the Ljubljana Castle has been adapted for a simple and easy transformation between activities – from an art gallery into
Residence in Parnassus; Tsolakis Architects; George Tsolakis, Foteini Liakou, Eleni Lagkari │BIG SEE Awards 2018
At the foot of Mt. Parnassus, a paternal residence revives decades of history. Stone-built, dark and mysterious, it restores experiences and memories. This building featured some kind of state monopoly, in the form that
Nádvorie; Vallo Sadovsky Architects │BIG SEE Awards 2018
The entire complex was created by joining multiple adjacent sites, which had access from three different old-town streets in Trnava. The sites originally contained multi-storey houses with a passage and were connected through backyards.