Abstract :
During the Soviet era, Slovenia was renowned as an architectural oasis for experimentation on the western borders of eastern European greyness. Miha Desman describes how this small but significant nation has maintained its taste for design innovation, despite the shifting economic and political conditions of the past two decades. He outlines what present-day Slovenia has to offer a greater Europe and the special qualities of its contemporary architecture.
Keywords :
Nicholas Dodd , Nina Crijenko , Le Corbusier , Marko Appolonio , Matjaz Gril , Mag Tadej Glazar , Lena Krusec , Kocevje , Maksimilijan residential and office building , Arne Vehovar , Glazija residential and office building , Ofis Arhitekti , Marusa Zorec , Arcadia Lightwear office building , Masa Zivec , Fabiani , Maksimilijan residential and office building , Central Carinthian Library Complex , Vurnik , XXS Residence , Ravne Castle , Subic , Marines office building and warehouse , Dekleva Gregoric Arhitekti , Joze Plecnik , Rok Klanjscek , Artaria House , Ravnikar , Klemen Pavlin , Semper , Sadar Vuga Arhitekti , Aljaz Lavric , Trg republike Square complex , Condominium Trnovski pristan , Livek holiday homes , Marjan Zupanc , Primary school , Nande Korpnik , Vaso J Perovic , Tomaz Krusec
