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| name = Ana Grk | | name = Ana Grk | ||
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| name = Alenka Korenjak | | name = Alenka Korenjak | ||
| email = alenka@prostoroz.org | | email = alenka@prostoroz.org | ||
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| name = Katja Florjanc | | name = Katja Florjanc | ||
| email = katja@prostoroz.org | | email = katja@prostoroz.org | ||
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− | ProstoRož | + | ProstoRož cooperates with other designers to cultivate public space either through temporary interventions or continuous projects. Among latest are also new coverings of fountains in the winter time and abandoned exhibition windows of shops in the city centre printed with poetry of contemporary Slovene poets. ProstRož also participated in a project ''Slovenska Street'' in 2008 when the main street in Ljubljana was emptied during the weekend and inhabited with various cultural programmes of several design studios including [[CodeEp]] and [[Asobi]]. |
− | The work of the association includes architecture as well. In collaboration with [[Kombinat]] they renovated the Plečnik Underpass and the Tivoli Underpass in Ljubljana. | + | The work of the association includes architecture as well. In collaboration with architectural studio [[Kombinat]] they renovated the Plečnik Underpass and the Tivoli Underpass in Ljubljana. |
− | ProstoRož received several | + | ProstoRož Association received several awards and mentions, of the most important is ranking among finalists at the international competition ''The European Prize for Urban Public Space'' in 2006 for the project ''ProstoRož – parks''. Female architects ware also granted a title “young prospective designers in the field of interior design” at the event [[Month of Design]] in 2008. |
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The ProstoRož Association sprung into life as a spontaneous answer to the desire to explore and understand open city space. Its main goal is to bring the state and meaning of public space to general attention through small interventions, exhibitions, lectures and public discussions. The project often addresses neglected, remote areas, which are not put to any use, but could be transformed into dynamic and friendly spaces. Interventions are not mere artistic installations in public areas but also in-depth searching for new city planning options of space use. In their projects experts from various fields of spatial planning, architecture, landscape architecture, city planning, nature conservation, cultural heritage and tourism are involved. | The ProstoRož Association sprung into life as a spontaneous answer to the desire to explore and understand open city space. Its main goal is to bring the state and meaning of public space to general attention through small interventions, exhibitions, lectures and public discussions. The project often addresses neglected, remote areas, which are not put to any use, but could be transformed into dynamic and friendly spaces. Interventions are not mere artistic installations in public areas but also in-depth searching for new city planning options of space use. In their projects experts from various fields of spatial planning, architecture, landscape architecture, city planning, nature conservation, cultural heritage and tourism are involved. | ||
− | '''ProstoRož | + | '''Annual Project ''ProstoRož''''' |
− | First exhibition project ''ProstoRož'' happened in 2004 with a transformation of neglected atriums into attractive public spaces. One year later parks were rearranged in order to open new perspectives on the existing grounds. ProstoRož collective focused on river Ljubljanica in 2007, offering selected areas to public use, while playgrounds were the main theme in 2008 | + | First exhibition project ''ProstoRož'' happened in 2004 with a transformation of neglected atriums into attractive public spaces. One year later parks were rearranged in order to open new perspectives on the existing grounds. ProstoRož collective focused on river Ljubljanica in 2007, offering selected areas to public use, while playgrounds were the main theme in 2008 with furniture installed in order to provide children creative territories for play. In 2009 a selected street was inhabited in cooperation with [[Mladi levi Festival]]. |
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
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* [http://prostoroz.org/ ProstoRož - FlowerSpace Association website] | * [http://prostoroz.org/ ProstoRož - FlowerSpace Association website] | ||
* [http://www.rali.boku.ac.at/7641.html ProstoRož lecture at BOKU (Faculty of landscape architecture) in Wienna, Austria] | * [http://www.rali.boku.ac.at/7641.html ProstoRož lecture at BOKU (Faculty of landscape architecture) in Wienna, Austria] | ||
− | + | * [http://www.sidebysidestudio.net/IMG/mp3/Masha_final.mp3 Audio extract of ProstoRož presentation at the Kunst Apotheke Salon in 2009] | |
+ | * [http://www.publicspace.org/ The European Prize for Urban Public Space website] | ||
[[Category:Design]] | [[Category:Design]] | ||
[[Category:Design event organisers]] | [[Category:Design event organisers]] |
Revision as of 18:22, 1 March 2010
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11 Dec 2014
A presentation by Alenka Korenjak (ProstoRož), a project partner, at the final event of ECLECTIS (European Citizens' Laboratory for Empowerment: Cities Shared), EU funded project led by Dedale Research and Production Association
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15 Mar 2012
31 Mar 2012
Reclaiming Public Space with participating Urban Planning Institute of the Republic of Slovenia and the ProstoRož,
at the Human Cities Festival
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11 Jun 2011
18 Jun 2011
ProstoRož cooperates with other designers to cultivate public space either through temporary interventions or continuous projects. Among latest are also new coverings of fountains in the winter time and abandoned exhibition windows of shops in the city centre printed with poetry of contemporary Slovene poets. ProstRož also participated in a project Slovenska Street in 2008 when the main street in Ljubljana was emptied during the weekend and inhabited with various cultural programmes of several design studios including CodeEp and Asobi.
The work of the association includes architecture as well. In collaboration with architectural studio Kombinat they renovated the Plečnik Underpass and the Tivoli Underpass in Ljubljana.
ProstoRož Association received several awards and mentions, of the most important is ranking among finalists at the international competition The European Prize for Urban Public Space in 2006 for the project ProstoRož – parks. Female architects ware also granted a title “young prospective designers in the field of interior design” at the event Month of Design in 2008.
Background
The ProstoRož Association sprung into life as a spontaneous answer to the desire to explore and understand open city space. Its main goal is to bring the state and meaning of public space to general attention through small interventions, exhibitions, lectures and public discussions. The project often addresses neglected, remote areas, which are not put to any use, but could be transformed into dynamic and friendly spaces. Interventions are not mere artistic installations in public areas but also in-depth searching for new city planning options of space use. In their projects experts from various fields of spatial planning, architecture, landscape architecture, city planning, nature conservation, cultural heritage and tourism are involved.
Annual Project ProstoRož
First exhibition project ProstoRož happened in 2004 with a transformation of neglected atriums into attractive public spaces. One year later parks were rearranged in order to open new perspectives on the existing grounds. ProstoRož collective focused on river Ljubljanica in 2007, offering selected areas to public use, while playgrounds were the main theme in 2008 with furniture installed in order to provide children creative territories for play. In 2009 a selected street was inhabited in cooperation with Mladi levi Festival.