© Dano Veselsky
Architects: Pokorny Architekti – Pavol Pokorny
Location: Nosice, Slovakia
Engineering: Studio B52
Cooperation: Maria Smilnakova, Martin Bujna
Interior designers: Pavol Pokorny, Maria Smilnakova | Pokorny architekti
Built up area: 130 sqm
Construction Year: 2011
Photographs: Dano Veselsky
Courtesy of Plural , Totalstudio
Architects: Plural, Martin Jančok, Totalstudio, AlešŠedivec
Location: Bratislava, Slovakia
Graphicdesign: Marcel Benčík
Client: Ladon, s.r.o.
Structural engineering: Geostat
Carpenter: Treeman
Project Area: 170 sqm
Photographs: Courtesy of Plural , Totalstudio
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© Pavel Meluš
Architect: Fischer Architects
Location: Bratislava, Slovakia
Client: Capital city of Slovakia Bratislava
Design team: Dušan Fischer, JánJacko, Richard Koseček, ZoranSamoľ, MojmírVychodil, Igor Lauko, KatarínaFischerová, DušanKolenkáš, Tamara Závodná, JurajZávodný
Completion date: 4/2011
Area: 55,000 sqm
Capacity: 10,076 spectators, 3 ice rinks, 370 parking lots in underground garage
Photographs: Pavel Meluš
© Paťo Safko
Architects: Sebastian Nagy Architects, s.r.o
Location: Dražovce, Nitra, Slovakia
Investor: Roman Catholic Church, Nitra – Drážovce parish
Internal Floor Area: 130 sqm / 1,400 sqft
Completion: 2010
Total Investment: 150,000 EUR
Photographs: Paťo Safko
Courtesy of Chybik + Kristof Associated Architects
The recreational family houses near Bratislava, designed by Chybik + Kristof Associated Architects, offer a possibility of permanent settlement. The project aims to create a residential area of high quality with direct contact with water surface. Furthermore, a considerable number of houses are located in the area of an ancient riparian forest in the riverbed of the Danube. The project’s main motto is to set up a space for a life in contact with nature, a life with a link to the original fauna and flora. More images and architects’ description after the break. read more »
© Pato Safko
The “Urban Interventions” civic association, in collaboration with the Vallo Sadovský Architects studio, have prepared an instant urban intervention under a bridge. The situation in regard to quality of the environment at the bus terminal under the New Bridge in Bratislava has been bad for a long time. People have to wait for their bus connections in a totally unsuitable area, and we consider it a disgrace that the city of Bratislava leaves its citizens and tax-payers to function in such an inadequate environment. More images and architects’ description after the break. read more »
© Ľubo Stacho
Architects: Juraj Koban, Karol Gregor, Štefan Pacák
Location: Košice, Slovakia
Client: Technical University Košice
Project Year: 2009
Project Area: 1,935 sqm
Photographs: Ľubo Stacho, Štefan Pacák
© Paulíny Hovorka Architekti
Architects: Branislav Hovorka, Štefan Moravčík, Martin Paulíny
Location: Košice Šaca, Slovakia
Project year: 2003 – 2007
Photographs: Paulíny Hovorka Architekti
© M. Fabian
Martin Lepej and Michal Riabic has recently completed a cultural pavilion in Martin, Slovakia. They arrived at their sculptural form using the parametric modeling software, Grasshopper, along with a few curves and set parameters as static input. Follow after the break for a extensive gallery of the final product and design imagery.
© Michal Vrsansky
The architectural proposal for the block of buildings at No.8, No. 9 and No. 10 Franciscan Square deals with restoration and addition to an existing structure offering new possibilities in terms of usage and spatial arrangement. The essence of idea lies in the nature of the historical environment of the Old Town of Bratislava seen in the principles of layering of new shapes, volumes and functions. In this case the oldest layers go back to Middle Ages when the foundations of the town were laid.
The 21th century layer is added in the form of new feature respecting the old structure without being replica of historical fabric. This so called “leg” connects all levels terminating at the highest level creating its own world at the top. Follow the break for more renderings and a brief of Frantiskanske Square.
Architects: AOCR
Location: Bratislava, Slovakia
Design Team: Michal Vrsansky, Pavol Senecky, Petr Navrat, Vladimir Vrsansky
Cooperation: Jana Stykova, Romana Kukulova, Rastislav Miklus
Renderings: Michal Vrsansky
We just received this very interesting building from Sebastian Nagy. This apartment house TRIANGOLO, located in Nitra, Slovakia, was created as a dialog between natural predispositions, town and the construction site locality.
Further information and photos after the break.
Courtesy of Hantabal Architekti
The Omnipolis administrative building incorporates itself into the previously existing Omnia Campus in Slovakia. Challenged by a rather limiting site, including height restrictions, Hantabal Architekti teamed up with AFR to design a building that is expressive through its rich colors and horizontal repetition. Follow the break for photographs and drawings.
Architects: Hantabal Architekti & AFR
Location: Bratislava, Slovakia
Project Team: Hantabal Juraj, Frecer Miroslav, Kostrian Jan
Client & Partners: Omnia Real
Project Area: 15,000 sqm
Project Year: 2009
Photographs: Courtesy of Hantabal Architekti
© Courtesy of PHA
Architects: Paulíny Hovorka Architekti / Branislav Hovorka, Martin Paulíny
Location: Banská Bystrica, Kynceľová, Slovakia
Structural engineer: Vladimir Budinsky
Site area: 1,100 sqm
Total floor area: 239 sqm
Project year: 2006-2008
Construction year: 2007-2010
Photographs: PHA
Architects: Vallo & Sadovsky Architects (Matúš Vallo, Oliver Sadovský, Martin Lepej)
Location: Bratislava, Slovakia
Construction: Radovan Kendereš – EBEN
Constructed Area: 30.9 sqm
Budget: 50,000 €
Project year: 2009
Photographs: Pato Safko
Architects: Pavol Pokorny | Pokorny architekti
Location: Bratislava, Slovakia
Collaborators: Maria Richterova, Jozef Bator
Project year: 2006-2007
Construction year: 2008
Interior Designers: Pavol Pokorny, Maria Richterova | Pokorny architekti
Client: Apartments s.r.o.
Photographs: Lubo Stacho
Architects: Vallo & Sadovsky Architects
Location: Pekná Cesta, Bratislava-Rača, Slovakia
Construction Year: 2006
End section house constructed area: 162 sqm
Terraced house constructed area: 138 sqm
Photographs: Pato Safko, Vallo Sadovsky Architects, Jan Polverini & Linda Antalova
Architects: AK2
Location: Bratislava, Slovakia
Designers: Andrea Klimková, Peter Kručay
Project Year: 2008
Site Area: 5,418 sqm
Construction Area: 9,271 sqm
Photographs: Andrea Klimková, Ľubo Stacho
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