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  • Marko Pavlinec: Ergonomic and Economical

Marko Pavlinec: Ergonomic and Economical

By Ivan Ferjancic|July 28, 2018|Product design|

Marko Pavlinec, a co-founder of Rinz Ros d.o.o. company which he established together with his brother, is considered to be one of the most promising Slovenian designers. He believes that any design process should put
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  • Greenery = People = City

Greenery = People = City

By Ivan Ferjancic|July 24, 2018|Uncategorized|

Living in a city without any greenery is hard to imagine. Greenery is one of the key elements of a city, just as houses, people, roads, and cars. Maja Simoneti and Maša Šorn wrote about
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  • Every poster tells a story

Every poster tells a story

By Ivan Ferjancic|July 18, 2018|Culture|

The emergence of a new design aesthetic in commercial post-war Slovenian poster-art. A simple definition of a poster would be that it is a visual medium using a (complex) combination of words and images to
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  • Why women love Žižek (and why men hate him even more)

Why women love Žižek (and why men hate him even more)

By Ivan Ferjancic|July 18, 2018|Culture|

Steven Hawking entitled his last book On the Shoulders of Giants. He borrowed the title from Issac Newton, who once said that if he had been able to see farther, it was only because he
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  • A dive with a view

A dive with a view

By Ivan Ferjancic|July 18, 2018|Croatia, Lifestyle|

Exploring the mysterious beauty of underwater plateaus in Bol, on the island of Brač, Croatia. I am sinking slowly … and immediately I feel … peace. The immensity and silence of the deep blue. My
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  • Two in one

Two in one

By Ivan Ferjancic|July 15, 2018|Slovenia, Uncategorized|

One person playing two roles – the role of an architect and that of a client? A mini interview with Skupaj arhitekti discussing the dual role of an architect renovating his own flat. The interview
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  • Alice in Wonderland

Alice in Wonderland

By Ivan Ferjancic|July 14, 2018|Uncategorized|

A very special apartment has been "hidden" behind the brick walls of Ljubljana’s Levstik Square for about a year. Ana Gruden may indeed be an architect, but in this case she acts as a writer,
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  • The two gardens in Žiri

The two gardens in Žiri

By Ivan Ferjancic|July 3, 2018|Uncategorized|

The architect Juta Krulc has designed two medium-sized gardens by the family houses in Žiri and in Rakulk near Žiri. She started designing the two gardens in 1996, but her work still has not been
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  • A villa in the clouds

A villa in the clouds

By Ivan Ferjancic|July 3, 2018|Uncategorized|

Villa Beli dvor (White Court), located at Bled, was renovated in 2009 according to the architectural plans of Mr Boris Podrecca. Following AKKA studio plans the arrangement of the park areas around the villa was
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  • Traditional atmosphere in a new body

Traditional atmosphere in a new body

By Ivan Ferjancic|June 28, 2018|Uncategorized|

A private house with a garden in the suburbs of Ljubljana has experienced revival between 2007 and 2009 by means of creating a new house and a garden with a touch of history. The landscape
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