Ljubljana

The undulating facade of the Slovenian Philharmonic Hall (1937).

In 1937, the reconstruction of the back undulating facade of the Philharmonic building was completed, following the visionary plans of architect Jože Plečnik. This intervention subtly integrated the building with the nearby Congress Square and the Ljubljanica riverbank.

One of the most notable features of this renovation is the "Gledališka stolba" (Theater Staircase), which reflects Plečnik's mastery in using classical architectural elements to create functional yet highly symbolic urban spaces.