Humanity and Space
Architect, professor, researcher, academician, innovator, humanist and perpetual creative critical voice. Stanko Kristl has long been one of the most important architects in Slovenia. His work, from kindergartens, schools, hospitals, homes and monuments, both at the time of its creation and still today, triggers the very engaged attention of domestic and international publics alike. more »

MAO presents the project Living with Water in the Pavilion of Slovenia at the 16th International Architecture Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia. A multidisciplinary team of 13 architects, landscape architects, urban planners, researchers and strategists explores and discusses the relationship between architecture and water, both past and present, as well as what a relationship should look like in the future. more »

Fužine [Framed] is a photo essay highlighting the potential of a multicultural society and how intercultural neighbourhood gradually rise up from many prejudices and overcome a number of injustices casted upon them. more »

On 23 January 1947, Ferdo Kozak, the president of the People's Assembly of Slovenia, met with the architect Jože Plečnik to talk on the subject of »building the Slovenian parliament.« soon, vents unraveled.
The exhibition at the chapel of Castle Fužine presents some of architect Vinko Glanz's drawings for assembly hall seats and benches, several drawings of the portal, and the documents concerning Jože Plečnik's unrealized design for the Slovenian parliament. more »