Tag: Sadar VugaMostrar todas las entradas

Sadar+Vuga . Arhipro . Studio Krištof . photos: © Ana Skobe

Despite being a primarly profit-oriented residential development, the elliptical building, situated at the edge of a triangularly shaped site, is surrounded by a variety of non-fenced, open and inclusive public spaces. An entry plaza is created between the inner city ring, a historical school, and the new building, continuing to the covered arcades with entrances to the building. On the eastern side, a garden with a children’s playground forms a vital part of the residents’ outdoor living space. A promenade along the river canal links the building to a nearby neighborhood. Here, garage and service entrances are located. Continue reading Sadar+Vuga . Arhipro . Krištof

SADAR+VUGA . photos: © Miran Kambič

Tourism in Bled started in 1855 when Swiss hydropath Arnold Rikli acknowledged the value and advantage of the local climate. More and more tourists followed Rikli’s patients, spending their holidays in a healthy and beautiful environment. Between both wars, Bled became a top metropolitan resort in Yugoslavia and the center of the political and diplomatic life during the summer months. The royal family Karađorđević made Bled their summer residence. Continue reading SADAR+VUGA