Aimed at both the general and professional public alike, the exhibition offers the first comprehensive insights into the lesser-known post-war architectural achievements, large-scale urbanisation and mass housing projects in Slovenia’s third largest city. It also opens up an eternally pressing issue: how to preserve and evaluate modernist architecture, and which architectural projects in particular should be singled out for such. more »

Architecture Department of ETH Zurich presents the exhibition curated by Maja Vardjan in collaboration with gta exhibitions. ETH Zurich has been offered a unique opportunity to acquire a Kiosk K67 model of the second generation and after careful restoration, this rare example is now being shown to a wider Swiss public for the first time. The opening will be accompanied by talks with the designer Saša J. Mächtig. more »

Instead of fearing water and related threats, could we imagine a future where we built systems as flexible as the changing water levels? Instead of protective measures against environmental hazards, could we consider developing smarter, more inclusive human-natural living environments? MAO and Future Architecture platform present an exhibition that looks at alternative urban development scenarios that consider the synergetic relationships between humankind and the natural environment. more »

Research and conservation/restoration works
Throughout his career, designer Oskar Kogoj has built his body of work with organic forms evolving from his exploration of the human body. The exhibition, does not however present an extensive range of Kogoj’s pieces, but the more technical, museum-specific issues of heritage preservation, namely on one of the loungers from the iconic Gondola series. more »