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Architects: Maden Group
- Area: 140 m²
- Year: 2022
Montenegro
Green&Protein Podgorica Food and Drinks / Maden Group
Tourist Villas ''The TWO'' / STUDIO SYNTHESIS architecture & design
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Architects: STUDIO SYNTHESIS architecture & design
- Area: 1000 m²
- Year: 2020
The Hill House / Maden GROUP
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Architects: Maden GROUP
- Area: 320 m²
- Year: 2019
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Manufacturers: Adria 7
Villa B / ANDU Architects
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Architects: ANDU Architects
- Area: 500 m²
- Year: 2019
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Manufacturers: Alumil
Summer Houses / AKVS architecture
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Architects: AKVS architecture
- Area: 84 m²
- Year: 2017
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Manufacturers: Argenta Ceramica, Ikea
APSS Crossing Temporary 2018 | Call for Participants
APSS is a summer school of architecture located in Boka Bay, Montenegro, For six years now it has been acting as a platform for architecture, urbanism, informal education with studies and research that has lead to more projects such as Montenegro Pavilion at Venice Biennale in 2104 and 2016 that has originated from APSS work. After our Re-Use series in APSS, we have continued our journey with the topic of TEMPORARY in architecture, this year extended to CROSSING TEMPORARY.
Call for Applicants: KotorAPSS with Numen/For Use: TEMPORARY
Is it a pop-up, a folie, an installation? Does it have a function? What is it made of? Does it challenge technology? What is the methodology? How long will it stay? After our Re-Use series in KotorAPSS, we continue our journey with the topic of TEMPORARY in architecture. Inside the city walls of UNESCO site and within the vicinity of Old Austrian Prison - the mothership of KotorAPSS we have decided to break up with the permanence and talk about its significance in architecture.” Temporary structures might be designed to disappear shortly or just host an event, might have to be set-up quickly - but they do become part of the public space, part of
KotorAPSS Forum 2016: RE-USE Symposium and THE DEBATE (Project Solana)
With its upcoming double symposium KotorAPSS further establishes a small Montenegrin town as an international hot spot for architectural thinking and advances the debate on decaying places of the recent past and their possible futures.
Boka Kotorska Bay cuts the Adriatic Montenegrin coast like a Norwegian Fjord. Once a hideout for pirates and smugglers it also was an important commercial trade hub and naval base.
The region once belonged to the Illyrian Kingdom, the Roman Empire and later to the Byzantine Empire. The Venetians ruled until the late 18th century, followed by the Austrians, and troops of Napoleon. From here Mediterranean cultures spread into the Balkan. Especially since UNESCO declared the natural and culture-historical region Kotor a world heritage site in 1979 the city and the bay have become an increasingly popular daytrip location for cruise ship tourism along the Adriatic coast.
Project Abandoned for 27 Years To Be Revitalized in Montenegro
SADAR+VUGA, HHF architekten, and local consultant Archicon have received first prize in the competition for the adaptation and reconstruction of the Dom Revolucije (Home of Revolution) in Nikšić, Montenegro.
The existing structure, built by Slovenian architect Marko Mušič, was originally intended to represent the socio-political structure of Nikšić, Montenegro and Yugoslavia as a whole. Construction began on the building in 1978, and after eleven years, work was suspended, leaving the site uncompleted in the middle of the city for 27 years.
The new proposal will transform the Home of Revolution by utilizing the existing built structure—mainly a shell—and inserting minimal interventions to create a new type of urban space.
Un Eco House / Architekt Daniel Fügenschuh ZT GmbH
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Architects: Architekt Daniel Fügenschuh ZT GmbH
- Area: 1500 m²
- Year: 2011
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Professionals: King Shaw Associates
Villa Monja / Enforma Studio
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Architects: Enforma Studio
- Area: 340 m²
- Year: 2014
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Professionals: Enforma doo
Touristic Villa ‘S, M, L’ / STUDIO SYNTHESIS architecture & design
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Architects: STUDIO SYNTHESIS architecture & design
- Area: 1345 m²
- Year: 2014
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Professionals: Artefacto +, Predrag Babic civil eng.
Kotor Architecture Prison Summer School 2014
Hotel Fjord is the most visible big structure that was conceived and built during the Yugoslav period in Kotor and which is now waiting for more intense use again. Next to it there is at least four major sites and structures in a wide range of different material conditions, but all in a state of minimal use, which can be described as a programmatic void in the center of Kotor.
Hotel in Montenegro Competition Entry / Kana Arhitekti
The main goal of the Hotel in Montenegro proposal was not to create a resort type of hotel, but rather a new town square, a vibrant part of this sleepy city. This approach by Kana Arhitekti significantly upgraded the quality of urbanism both on a micro and macro scale to create a city center this small town needs. More images and architects’ description after the break.
Vila Stoliv / Enforma Studio
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Architects: Enforma Studio
- Area: 424 m²
- Year: 2010
Kotor Architectural Prison Summer School
Established by DVARP, as part of Kotor ART festival, Kotor Architectural Prison Summer School will take place this year in an Old Austrian Prison in Kotor, Montenegro from July 4-14. Set to host great mentors and lecturers, there are two main parts of Kotor APSS: the summer school workshop with final work exhibition and student presentation, and the final conference ”APSS talk” and Panel discussion based on the workshop Topic and Conclusions, which is open to the wider public. More information and images of last year's event after the break.
2D or Not 2D / M.I.G. Architekt
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Architects: M.I.G. Architekt
- Area: 344 m²
- Year: 2012