Adam Štěch, an architectural historian and co-founder of the creative group OKOLO, has mentored Garnitura. By drawing on Plečnik’s profoundly human vision for the city of Ljubljana, the team communicates and translates his architectural legacy to contemporary context using several different means.

The team set up markers with a QR code to highlight monuments along the water and land axes. The markers redirect the visitor to Garnitura’s web page with content related to Plečnik’s distinctive approach to design. The team took inspiration from Plečnik’s fundamental interest in shape and form to create ceramics, wooden toys and printed textiles, while their creative photographic documentation explores and exposes today’s interventions in the architect’s monuments. All of the above is brought together in the project webpage and a booklet that presents and connects different products through a multi-layered design.

More of the action also takes place in Plečnik’s renovated kiosk on Tromostovje. During BIO27, they are staging  pop-up shops, workshops, and host other production groups from the biennial there. But most importantly the kiosk is a starting point for guided walks along Plečnik’s axes.