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[[Ravnikar-Potokar Architecture Bureau]] was founded in [[Established::2003]] by architects [[Vojteh Ravnikar]] (1943–2010) and [[Robert Potokar]], who had worked under KARS Ltd in Sežana and ARHE Ljubljana Ltd before going independent. From 2003 to September 2010 the team has consisted of the two founding architects and architects: Tanja Košuta, Maja Slapernik, Blaž Budja, Sabina Colnar, Petra Slukan, Janez Brežnik, Marko Tul and Marjan Starič as well as Nada Šerbelj, Barbara Djordjević, Fakhrur Mohamad Rozi, Javier Carrera Arias and Staša Gaber.
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Before founding [[Ravnikar-Potokar Architecture Bureau]] in [[Established::2003]], architects [[Vojteh Ravnikar]] (1943–2010) and [[Robert Potokar]] worked under KARS in Sežana and ARHE in Ljubljana. [[Vojteh Ravnikar]] was a central figure of architecture culture in Slovenia. He played a key role in establishing the [[Piranesi Foundation]] and [[Piran Days of Architecture]].
  
In collaboration with other experts the studio has tackled complex and large projects, working on exterior design as well as interior design and urban planning.  
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From 2003 to 2010, the bureau consisted of its two eponymous founders. Since Ravnikar's death in 2010, it has grown to include a number of architects and external partners with the aim of covering a broad range of activities, from architectural planning to interior design and urbanism. This scale has enabled the studio to successfully carry out a number of large, complex projects throughout Slovenia.
  
Most recent projects have included the Bežigrajski dvor Governmental building (2007) and the Senior Citizens' Centre at Trnovo, Ljubljana (2007) as well as the Vila Mon Repos at the IEDC MBA School in Bled (2008).
 
 
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== Projects ==
 
== Projects ==
  
Larger common projects realised by Ravnikar-Potokar include the Mandrač business and residential centre in Koper-Capodistria (1996), IEDC MBA School in Bled (1999-2000), the new Brinje School in Grosuplje (1998–2000), [[France Bevk Public Library Nova Gorica]] (1998–2000), Papirografika, Ljubljana (1998–1999), Imos, Ljubljana (1999–2000), Masarykova F1, Ljubljana (2000–2003), Sežana Secondary School Sports Hall (2002–2003), the Secondary Medical School in Celje (2004–2005), Šalara business and residental centre in Koper-Capodistria (2004–2005) and Masarykova F2 in Ljubljana (2006–2007).
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Ravnikar-Potokar's portfolio includes many large-scale projects for municipal and governmental clients: senior centres in Ljubljana (2009), Idrija (2011) and Hodoš (2011); schools and educational facilities in Celje (2005), Kamnik (2014) and Litija (2014); and various other public use projects, such as the [[France Bevk Public Library Nova Gorica|France Bevk Library]] in Nova Gorica (2000), the revamped Kolezija swimming pool complex in Ljubljana (2015), and functional buildings at the Skočjanski Zatok Nature Reserve in Koper (2016).
  
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The studio has also designed a number of office buildings, including the Masarykova F2 office building in Ljubljana (2007), for which it was awarded the [[Golden Pencil Award]].
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== See also ==
 
== See also ==
  
 
*[[Piranesi Foundation]]
 
*[[Piranesi Foundation]]
 
*[[Piran Days of Architecture]]
 
*[[Piran Days of Architecture]]
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*[[France Bevk Public Library Nova Gorica]]
 
*[[France Bevk Public Library Nova Gorica]]
 
*[[Slovene National Theatre Nova Gorica]]
 
*[[Slovene National Theatre Nova Gorica]]
  
 
== External links ==
 
== External links ==
*[http://www.ravnikar-potokar.si Ravnikar-Potokar Architecture Bureau website]  (in Slovenian)
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*[http://www.ravnikar-potokar.si Ravnikar-Potokar Architecture Bureau website]  (in Slovene)
 
* [http://www.ukom.gov.si/fileadmin/ukom.gov.si/pageuploads/Sinfo/2006-marec.pdf Vojteh Ravnikar presented in Sinfo Magazine, March 2006 - pdf]
 
* [http://www.ukom.gov.si/fileadmin/ukom.gov.si/pageuploads/Sinfo/2006-marec.pdf Vojteh Ravnikar presented in Sinfo Magazine, March 2006 - pdf]
 
* [http://slonews.sta.si/index.php?id=573&s=25 interview with Vojteh Ravnikar at the Slovenia News website]
 
* [http://slonews.sta.si/index.php?id=573&s=25 interview with Vojteh Ravnikar at the Slovenia News website]
*[http://www.delo.si/clanek/121847 ''Delo'' newspaper article reporting V. Ravnikar's death] (in Slovenian)
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*[http://www.delo.si/clanek/121847 ''Delo'' newspaper article reporting V. Ravnikar's death] (in Slovene)
  
  
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Before founding Ravnikar-Potokar Architecture Bureau in 2003, architects Vojteh Ravnikar (1943–2010) and Robert Potokar worked under KARS in Sežana and ARHE in Ljubljana. Vojteh Ravnikar was a central figure of architecture culture in Slovenia. He played a key role in establishing the Piranesi Foundation and Piran Days of Architecture.

From 2003 to 2010, the bureau consisted of its two eponymous founders. Since Ravnikar's death in 2010, it has grown to include a number of architects and external partners with the aim of covering a broad range of activities, from architectural planning to interior design and urbanism. This scale has enabled the studio to successfully carry out a number of large, complex projects throughout Slovenia.



Projects

Ravnikar-Potokar's portfolio includes many large-scale projects for municipal and governmental clients: senior centres in Ljubljana (2009), Idrija (2011) and Hodoš (2011); schools and educational facilities in Celje (2005), Kamnik (2014) and Litija (2014); and various other public use projects, such as the France Bevk Library in Nova Gorica (2000), the revamped Kolezija swimming pool complex in Ljubljana (2015), and functional buildings at the Skočjanski Zatok Nature Reserve in Koper (2016).

The studio has also designed a number of office buildings, including the Masarykova F2 office building in Ljubljana (2007), for which it was awarded the Golden Pencil Award.


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Projects

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