Slovene architecture
Pavilion in Žužemberk
Študenti arhitekture EASA, Topos , Aleksander S. Ostan, Aleš Kobe, Jack Richards, William Burgess / 2013
The pavilion is a result of the participation of Žužemberk townspeople and the two English architects who won the competition, as well as architecture students and public workers who contributed to the EASA013 event. The design of the building stems from social demands and spatial problems, and tries to solve the difficulties of the square which lost its eastern facade during World War II and after it. The light structure, placed in a park between the trees, is covered with a gable roof, which partly sums up the traditional patterns of folk architecture, such as a hayrack, and at the same time resembles the church that once stood in the square. The modern roof offers shelter, and the same time opens the town towards the future.
Object information
Construction year
2013
Technical team
Manufacturers and Suppliers
Facade
See also
Kalas contemporary creative space2015Aleksander Brezlan, Matevž GrandaKalas contemporary creative spaceRenovation of hotel Švicarija2017ArreaRenovation of hotel ŠvicarijaCultural heritage building renovation in Črnomelj2009Arhitelje arhitekti, Albina Kindlhofer, Bojan Leva, Valič arhitektiCultural heritage building renovation in Črnomelj