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The [[Arrea Architecture]] biro was founded by [[Maruša Zorec]], [[Uroš Rustja]], [[Mitja Novak]] and [[Martina Tepina]], a collective of architects. In several projects by Arrea have tackled cultural heritage issues. | The [[Arrea Architecture]] biro was founded by [[Maruša Zorec]], [[Uroš Rustja]], [[Mitja Novak]] and [[Martina Tepina]], a collective of architects. In several projects by Arrea have tackled cultural heritage issues. | ||
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In 2010 Arrea designed the first low-energy wooden youth hostel in Slovenia ''Punkl'', managed by the Youth Cultural Centre in the [[Municipality of Ravne na Koroškem]]. | In 2010 Arrea designed the first low-energy wooden youth hostel in Slovenia ''Punkl'', managed by the Youth Cultural Centre in the [[Municipality of Ravne na Koroškem]]. | ||
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In 2012 the [[Prešeren Award and Prešeren Foundation Awards | Prešeren Foundation Award]] was granted to [[Maruša Zorec]] and the cooperating team for the project ''Grajska pristava'', a subtle renovation of one of the buildings that comprise the [[Ormož Castle]]. | In 2012 the [[Prešeren Award and Prešeren Foundation Awards | Prešeren Foundation Award]] was granted to [[Maruša Zorec]] and the cooperating team for the project ''Grajska pristava'', a subtle renovation of one of the buildings that comprise the [[Ormož Castle]]. | ||
− | In 2010 she received a [[Piranesi Award]] together with [[Matjaž Bolčina]] for the renovation of the Vetrinje Mansion (Naskov dvorec), where the seat of the [[Maribor, European Capital of Culture 2012]] is positioned. | + | In 2010 she received a [[Piranesi Award]] together with [[Matjaž Bolčina]] for the renovation of the Vetrinje Mansion (Naskov dvorec), where the seat of the [[Maribor, European Capital of Culture 2012]] is positioned. In 2011 [[Plečnik Award|Plečnik Medal]] was bestowed to authors of the same project. |
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+ | In 2009 Arrea Architecture received the [[Plečnik Award]] for the outdoor altar in Brezje, adjacent to the Basilica of Mary help of Christians. | ||
==See also== | ==See also== |
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The installation by Maruša Zorec and presentation of projects by Arrea Architecture
at the International Architecture Exhibition - la Biennale di Venezia
Awards
In 2012 the Prešeren Foundation Award was granted to Maruša Zorec and the cooperating team for the project Grajska pristava, a subtle renovation of one of the buildings that comprise the Ormož Castle.
In 2010 she received a Piranesi Award together with Matjaž Bolčina for the renovation of the Vetrinje Mansion (Naskov dvorec), where the seat of the Maribor, European Capital of Culture 2012 is positioned. In 2011 Plečnik Medal was bestowed to authors of the same project.
In 2009 Arrea Architecture received the Plečnik Award for the outdoor altar in Brezje, adjacent to the Basilica of Mary help of Christians.
See also