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Fig 96ISLAMIC140RELIGIOUS AND CULTURAL CENTER
5.4NAMEISLAMIC RELIGIOUS AND CULTURAL CENTERARCHITECT BEVK PEROVIC ARHITEKTILOCATION SLOVENIAYEAR 2020BUILDING TYPE CULTURE CENTERSITEThe Islamic religious andcultural center of Ljubljana, thecapital and largest city of Slovenia,designed by the Bevk Perovićarhitekti studio, is located in anarea close to the city center, yetfull of contrasts, in a fragileundeveloped state.The program consists of abuilding for a religious school, abuilding for a cultural and officeprogram, an apartment building forcommunity employees, a restaurant,and a mosque, the first mosque tobe built in Slovenia. At night, thelight emanating from the building andthe vertical of the minaret becomesan expression of a new center ofgravity in the middle of what was abadly lit and poorly connected partof the city in the past.141
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5.4
NAME
ISLAMIC RELIGIOUS AND CULTURAL CENTER
ARCHITECT BEVK PEROVIC ARHITEKTI
LOCATION SLOVENIA
YEAR 2020
BUILDING TYPE CULTURE CENTER
SITE
The Islamic religious and
cultural center of Ljubljana, the
capital and largest city of Slovenia,
designed by the Bevk Perović
arhitekti studio, is located in an
area close to the city center, yet
full of contrasts, in a fragile
undeveloped state.
The program consists of a
building for a religious school, a
building for a cultural and office
program, an apartment building for
community employees, a restaurant,
and a mosque, the first mosque to
be built in Slovenia. At night, the
light emanating from the building and
the vertical of the minaret becomes
an expression of a new center of
gravity in the middle of what was a
badly lit and poorly connected part
of the city in the past.
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