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The renovation combined the preservation of historic elements and upgrading with 21st century solutions. The basic guiding principle was to improve and approximate to the original design and to build on the comprehensive renovation of the 1960s under the direction of the Institute for the Redevelopment of Old Ljubljana.

In 2023, the complete renovation of the Gravisi Tiepolo Palace was completed. Kreljeva 6 (Koper) was named after its owners as the Gravisi Tiepolo Palace, the Baseggio Palace and also as the Fighting House. The last name is most likely derived from the activity, as only oral sources can link the palace to the sabre practice hall.

Due to all the recognised and declared heritage values, the cultural heritage of the Piran salterns must be preserved for future generations.

All the built elements in the park and the preserved park furniture are made of concrete and designed in accordance with the architectural style of the villa, i.e. in the Neo-Romanesque style. Concrete is a material used for the first time in this monumental complex in the area in a prefabricated form. The positioning of the park, the buildings and the park furnishings in the space shows the architect's thoughtful approach, with a clear idea of the integration of the garden and the villa into a whole.

In the renovated Rog factory, the industrial process will continue with production activities in nine production laboratories on the ground floor, such as textile, wood, metal, green, ceramics, glass and others.

The Žička Carthusian Monastery is an exceptional monument of monastic architecture that transcends the Slovenian landscape. Its architectural fabric preserves all the main stylistic periods of European art.

In 2024, the renovation of the former baptistery will be completed with the presentation of the interior and will thus be included in the ceremonies that will take place on the occasion of the 1500th anniversary of the Diocese of Koper.

The renovation project is a successful example of energy renovation of a damaged and dilapidated structural modernist architecture from the late 1970s.

The preliminary protective excavations of the SNG Drama in the eminent area of the city of Emone, north of the Forum, have provided us with remarkable information about the Roman built heritage and the life of our ancestors.

Verifying mentions and reports of the border wall running along the western Snežniška plateau between the sites of St. Ahac and Stražica near Ilirska Bistrica, we have been through the analysis of airborne laser scanning images, we identified the remains of an old, probably, judging by the shape analogies prehistoric, land divisions and cultural landscapes which in the vicinity of the Trnovo hillfort above Ilirska Bistrica.