Humor is a very rare quality in architecture, most architects are too serious -Andreas Ruby, director of the Swiss Architecture Museum S AM, Basel

Humor is a very rare quality in architecture, most architects are too serious
-Andreas Ruby, director of the Swiss Architecture Museum S AM, Basel Since its founding in 1996, Slovenia architecture firm Sadar+Vuga has grown to become one of their country?s most influential architectural forces, with a range of projects covering interior design, to stadiums, to city master plans. In a new documentary by director Damjan Kozole, the firm?s history is being archived for the first time.

left to right (above): Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Ljubljana, 1999), Central part of National Gallery (Ljubljana, 2001), Condominium Trnovski pristan (Ljubljana, 2004), Sports park Sto?ice (Ljubljana, 2010) / (below): Air Traffic Control Centre (Brnik, 2013), New Building for the Study of Social Work (Ghent, 2012 - under construction), Apartment HSV (Ljubljana, 2012), Reconstruction and adaptation of Dom revolucije (Nik?i?, 2016 - in progress) . Image Courtesy of Sadar + Vuga
The film leads viewers chronologically through the firm?s four distinct periods, beginning with the founding of Sadar+Vuga in the ?transitional? mid 1990?s, through a time of growth and economic crisis, and culminating with the grand plans for the Sto?ice Sports park that was never fully realized.A grand premier of the film will take...