The Atelier Emona architecture workshop at Atelier Abroad in Slovenia teaches students practical architectural skills to build their portfolios.

School: Atelier Abroad
Course: Atelier Emona
Location: Ljubljana, Slovenia
Course dates: 19 to 26 August 2023
Application deadline: 25 July 2023

If you're passionate about architecture and want to take your skills to the next level, consider registering for Atelier Emona – a unique workshop that combines classroom learning with hands-on experience.

This workshop provides comprehensive learning and practical skills development, and is designed to be interactive and engaging.

By joining Atelier Emona, you'll have the opportunity to develop a deeper understanding of architecture principles and practices, enhance your project management skills and techniques, network with international students and professionals in the industry, build your portfolio, and gain invaluable knowledge and insights.

The workshop will be held in Ljubljana, Slovenia, from 19 to 26 August 2023.

The goal is to create a community of architects who will work together to address a social architectural issue in the city centre.

The workshop team consists of experienced architects from Atelier Abroad, international architecture tutors, esteemed guest lecturers and a dedicated support team.

During the workshop, you'll work in groups and receive guidance and mentorship from the team members as you develop your project.

You'll also have the opportunity to attend lectures by distinguished Slovenian architects, who will share their insights on the larger backstory and history of the notorious TGH-48, as well as how modern architecture influences historical buildings and how to best address this issue.

The winning group will be selected by a panel of jury members consisting of tutors and lecturers.

Applications to this course have now closed.

Top image: courtesy of Atelier Emona.

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