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First presented in 2006, the Maks Fabiani Award is presented every two years for outstanding achievements in urban, regional and spatial planning in Slovenia. The award was founded and is managed by the Town and Spatial Planning Association of Slovenia, the Maks Fabiani Foundation, and the Ministry of Culture and Ministry of the Environment and Spatial Planning of the Republic of Slovenia. It is awarded not only to completed architectural works but also to works of research, analysis and urban theory. Along with the main award, honourable mentions and the Max Fabiani Student Recognition Awards for young architects/urbanists are presented.

Both the regular and student awards are the basis for the nomination for the biennial European Urban and Regional Planning Awards, bestowed by the European Council of Spatial Planners (ECTP). The latter is an umbrella organisation of the main European spatial planning institutes.

Award recipients

Recipients to date include architects Boris Podrecca and Marko Lavrenčič for their work planning the city square in Idrija. Andrej Pogačnik received the award for his analysis of optimal approaches to introducing administrative regions in Slovenia. A collectively authored research paper on a new spatial plan for the Municipality of Ljubljana also received the award and went on to receive an honourable mention from the ECTP in 2008. In 2008 and 2014, the main award was not presented due to a lack of works meeting the award's strict standards of excellence; in 2015, the professional guidelines for the master plan of the Port of Koper were awarded.

In 2017, the Planica Nordic Centre project by A.biro, Studio AKKA, and STVAR Architects received the sixth biennial Maks Fabiani Award, while the Glossary of Urban Planning Terms, published by the Urban Planning Institute of the Republic of Slovenia in collaboration with the Fran Ramovš Institute of the Slovenian Language (ZRC SAZU), received the honourable mention.

International call for projects

To commemorate the 150th anniversary of Maks Fabiani's birth, a number of special activities were held in 2015. In that year, the Maks Fabiani Award was presented internationally for the first time, to acknowledge exceptional achievements in urban design, urban planning, regional planning, and spatial planning from 2005 to 2015 in Slovenia and the neighbouring countries of Austria, Italy, Croatia and Hungary.

External links

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-Instituted in [[established::2005]], the [[Maks Fabiani Award]] was first awarded in 2006 and subsequently given every two years. It is presented for outstanding achievements in urban and spatial planning in Slovenia. This encompasses not only actual, realised works, but also research and analysis papers, urban theory contributions and similar. Aside from the main award, there are also the so-called ''special mentions'', which are given to projects that do not merit the main award.
+First presented in [[Established::2006]], the [[Maks Fabiani Award]] is presented every two years for outstanding achievements in urban, regional and spatial planning in Slovenia. The award was founded and is managed by the [[Town and Spatial Planning Association of Slovenia]], the [[Maks Fabiani Foundation]], and the [[Ministry of Culture]] and [[Ministry of the Environment and Spatial Planning]] of the Republic of Slovenia. It is awarded not only to completed architectural works but also to works of research, analysis and urban theory. Along with the main award, honourable mentions and the Max Fabiani Student Recognition Awards for young architects/urbanists are presented.
-Both are the basis for the nomination for the biannual European Urban and Regional Planning Awards, given out by the European Council of Spatial Planners (ECTP). The latter is an umbrella association of the main European spatial planning institutes.
+Both the regular and student awards are the basis for the nomination for the biennial European Urban and Regional Planning Awards, bestowed by the European Council of Spatial Planners (ECTP). The latter is an umbrella organisation of the main European spatial planning institutes.
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 ==Award recipients==
-Some of the recipients so far were the architects [[Boris Podrecca]] and [[Marko Lavrencic]] who planned the city square in Idrija, and &ndash; for a rather different project - [[Andrej Pogačnik]], who wrote an analysis about the optimal introduction of regions into the Slovenian administrative apparatus. Another awarded project was a collectively authored research paper on a new spatial plan for the [[Municipality of Ljubljana]], which had in 2008 actually gotten an ECTP special mention. In that year, as in 2014, the main award was not presented due to none of the works being remarkable enough.
+Recipients to date include architects [[Boris Podrecca]] and [[Marko Lavrenčič]] for their work planning the city square in Idrija. [[Andrej Pogačnik]] received the award for his analysis of optimal approaches to introducing administrative regions in Slovenia. A collectively authored research paper on a new spatial plan for the [[Municipality of Ljubljana]] also received the award and went on to receive an honourable mention from the ECTP in 2008. In 2008 and 2014, the main award was not presented due to a lack of works meeting the award's strict standards of excellence; in 2015, the professional guidelines for the master plan of the Port of Koper were awarded.
-In 2017 the [[:Category:Planica Nordic Centre]] project by [[A.biro]], [[Studio AKKA]], and [[STVAR Architects]], won the sixth biennial Maks Fabiani Award, while the ''Glossary of Urban Planning Terms'', published by the [[Urban Planning Institute of the Republic of Slovenia]] in collaboration with the [[Fran Ramovš Institute of the Slovenian Language]] (ZRC SAZU), got the Maks Fabiani Recognition Award, and [[Vlasta Damjanovič]] picked up the Max Fabiani Student Recognition Award for her MA thesis entitled “Redesign of Gradaščica waterfront in Ljubljana”.
+In 2017, the [[:Category:Nordic Centre Planica|Planica Nordic Centre]] project by [[A.biro]], [[Studio AKKA]], and [[STVAR Architects]] received the sixth biennial Maks Fabiani Award, while the ''Glossary of Urban Planning Terms'', published by the [[Urban Planning Institute of the Republic of Slovenia]] in collaboration with the [[Fran Ramovš Institute of the Slovenian Language]] (ZRC SAZU), received the honourable mention.
 ==International call for projects==
-In the ''Fabiani's Year 2015'' the Maks Fabiani Award is for the first time an international award, bestowed for the 2005&ndash;2015 achievements of exceptional work in urban design, urban planning, regional planning, or spatial planning carried out in Slovenia and neighboring Austria, Italy, Croatia, and Hungary.
+To commemorate the 150th anniversary of Maks Fabiani's birth, a number of special activities were held in 2015. In that year, the Maks Fabiani Award was presented internationally for the first time, to acknowledge exceptional achievements in urban design, urban planning, regional planning, and spatial planning from 2005 to 2015 in Slovenia and the neighbouring countries of Austria, Italy, Croatia and Hungary.
 == See also ==
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-*[http://www.dupps.si/  Town and Spatial Planning Association of Slovenia website]
+*[http://www.dupps.si/  Town and Spatial Planning Association of Slovenia website] (in Slovene)
-*[http://www.ectp-ceu.eu/index.php/en/9-news/news-archive/314-max-fabiani-award Maks Fabiani award on the ECTP-CEU website]
+*[http://www.ectp-ceu.eu/index.php/en/9-news/news-archive/314-max-fabiani-award Call for entries for the Maks Fabiani Award 2015 on the ECTP-CEU website]
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