Slovene architecture
Wooden low-energy kindergarten Šentrupert
David Tušar / 2010
The kindergarten in Šentrupert is one of the few public facilities in Slovenia based on sustainable design. It is energy efficient and environmentally friendly, employing natural materials, especially wood. It uses local renewable resources – wood chips – for heating. The architectural design with glass surfaces contributes to the energy balance of the building. The entire architectural design is subordinated to the comfort of the users in all seasons and in all weather conditions.
Object information
Construction year
2010
Technical team
Manufacturers and Suppliers
See also
Primary school Ledine2013Boštjan Kikelj, Mojca Magajne, Klemen PavlinPrimary school LedineEducational centre Janez Levec2014Jožica Curk, Nada Korošec, Curk arhitekturaEducational centre Janez LevecJože Plečnik High School – multi-purpose space and staircase2014Jože Plečnik, Dalija Tanšek, Ladislav TratnikFri. 21. 04. 2017 at 17:00Jože Plečnik High School – multi-purpose space and staircase
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