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This New Tourist Information Center in Slovenia is Bright and Modern

— March 17, 2015 — Art & Design
References: studiostratum.net & archdaily
Located on a the site of a former gas station, the Tourist Information Center Postojna in Slovenia is a marvel of design considering the various spacial constraints. Designed by Studio Stratum, the Center includes a retail space that is framed perfectly by a timber facade and is located between an area of parks, parking and washrooms and a refreshments point.

The Tourist Information Center in Postojna is positioned so that anyone on the recreational campus can enjoy a view of the stunning building, which translates into a flexible and illuminated space.

The building exterior features a wooden facade in the shape of a canopy and almost appears in a 'Z' formation, which is contrasted by a bright yellow interior that draws the patrons in.

Trend Themes

  1. Flexible Design — The Tourist Information Center demonstrates the trend of flexible design, as it is positioned to provide a view to anyone on the recreational campus.
  2. Timber Facades — The Center's timber facade showcases the trend of incorporating natural and sustainable materials in architectural design.
  3. Bright Interiors — The bright yellow interior of the Center reflects the trend of creating vibrant and visually engaging spaces.

Industry Implications

  1. Tourism — The design and functionality of the Tourist Information Center Postojna presents disruptive innovation opportunities to enhance the visitor experience in the tourism industry.
  2. Architecture — The use of timber facades and flexible design in the Center suggests disruptive innovation opportunities for the architecture industry, focusing on sustainable and versatile building solutions.
  3. Retail — The retail space within the Tourist Information Center demonstrates the potential for disruptive innovation in the retail industry by integrating unique and visually appealing design elements.
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