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| − | 3biro is best known for the sustainable construction, using wood wherever possible, of a number of residential houses for private clients. Most these are situated in rural, semi-rural and suburban areas, with particular praise coming from the architectural press for its Alpine-style family houses in the villages of [[SI-4223 Poljane nad Škofjo Loko|Poljane]] (2016) and Stara Loka (2009), both of which are close to the town of [[SI-4220 Škofja Loka|Škofja Loka]]. | + | 3biro is best known for the sustainable construction, using wood wherever possible, of a number of residential houses for private clients. Most these are situated in rural, semi-rural and suburban areas, with particular praise coming from the architectural press for its Alpine-style family houses in the villages of [[SI-4223 Poljane nad Škofjo Loko|Poljane]] (2016) and Stara Loka (2009), both of which are close to the town of [[SI-4220 Škofja Loka|Škofja Loka]]. The Poljane house and the studio's work on Medvode market were both recognised at the Best Wooden Construction awards organised by [[SPIRIT Slovenia]] in November 2020. |
Bridges are another of 3biro's main areas of interest, with the use of wood again predominant. Completed projects include three footbridges at various locations along the [[Path of Remembrance and Comradeship]], the recreational walkway that encircles Ljubljana for almost 33 km and traces the route taken by the barbed wire fence erected by the fascist occupying forces during WW2. These are the Glinščica (2012), Pržanec (2013) and Mali Graben (2015) bridges, the latter being one of the longest footbridges in Europe to use glued laminated wood in its construction. | Bridges are another of 3biro's main areas of interest, with the use of wood again predominant. Completed projects include three footbridges at various locations along the [[Path of Remembrance and Comradeship]], the recreational walkway that encircles Ljubljana for almost 33 km and traces the route taken by the barbed wire fence erected by the fascist occupying forces during WW2. These are the Glinščica (2012), Pržanec (2013) and Mali Graben (2015) bridges, the latter being one of the longest footbridges in Europe to use glued laminated wood in its construction. | ||
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* [[BigSEE Awards]] | * [[BigSEE Awards]] | ||
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| + | * [https://www.3biro.si/ 3biro website] (in Slovenian) | ||
| + | * [https://www.3biro.si/projekti-izbrani Selected list of projects] (in Slovenian) | ||
| + | * [https://www.facebook.com/3biroJK/ 3biro, Facebook] | ||
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| + | '''Janez Koželj''' | ||
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| + | * [http://www.piranesi.eu/interview-with-janez-kozelj-2/ Interview, ''Piranesi'', December 2018] (in English, subscription required for full article) | ||
| + | * [https://outsider.si/najprej-moras-imeti-vizijo-intervju-janez-kozelj-1-del/ Interview, ''Outsider'', June 2015] (in Slovenian) | ||
| + | * [https://bigsee.eu/janez-kozelj-big-see-architectural-visionary-2019/ 2019 Big SEE citation] | ||
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[[Category:Architecture]] | [[Category:Architecture]] | ||
Revision as of 16:16, 21 January 2021
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Janez Koželj
Janez Koželj is one of Slovenia's foremost architects, town-planners and architectural theorists, with a large number of prominent projects to his name, including the Črni Kal viaduct (with Marjan Pipenbaher, 2004). In 2006 he began serving as Ljubljana's deputy mayor in charge of urban development in 2006, and much of the sustainably oriented regeneration and redesign seen in the centre of the city in the 2000s and 2010s took place at his initiative. Koželj is also professor of urban architecture at the Faculty of Architecture in Ljubljana, and was made an honorary member of the Chamber of Architecture and Spatial Planning of Slovenia (ZAPS) in 2016 in recognition of his contribution to the profession. This was followed in 2019 by a Big SEE Visionary Award for his planning work in Ljubljana.
Projects
3biro is best known for the sustainable construction, using wood wherever possible, of a number of residential houses for private clients. Most these are situated in rural, semi-rural and suburban areas, with particular praise coming from the architectural press for its Alpine-style family houses in the villages of Poljane (2016) and Stara Loka (2009), both of which are close to the town of Škofja Loka. The Poljane house and the studio's work on Medvode market were both recognised at the Best Wooden Construction awards organised by SPIRIT Slovenia in November 2020.
Bridges are another of 3biro's main areas of interest, with the use of wood again predominant. Completed projects include three footbridges at various locations along the Path of Remembrance and Comradeship, the recreational walkway that encircles Ljubljana for almost 33 km and traces the route taken by the barbed wire fence erected by the fascist occupying forces during WW2. These are the Glinščica (2012), Pržanec (2013) and Mali Graben (2015) bridges, the latter being one of the longest footbridges in Europe to use glued laminated wood in its construction.
3biro's imaginative container-based design of the pavilion erected outside Ljubljana Town Hall to mark the city's status as European Green Capital in 2016 also drew wide praise.
See also
External links
- 3biro website (in Slovenian)
- Selected list of projects (in Slovenian)
- 3biro, Facebook
Janez Koželj
- Interview, Piranesi, December 2018 (in English, subscription required for full article)
- Interview, Outsider, June 2015 (in Slovenian)
- 2019 Big SEE citation
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3biro Architects is an architectural studio based in Ljubljana and founded in 2007 by Janez Koželj, Tina Rupar Kobe and Blaž Rupar. +
3biro Architects is an architectural studio based in Ljubljana and founded in 2007 by Janez Koželj, Tina Rupar Kobe and Blaž Rupar. +
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