In this episode of the SFERA Global podcast we are in Ljubljana, visiting the ENOTA studio; A critically engaged architectural practice known for its research-driven design and collective approach to complex spatial challenges.

We would like to  express our gratitude to the sponsor of this show Graphisoft for supporting the SFERA Global project and enabling critical conversations like this one that connect architectural practice, theory and technology.

ENOTA was founded in 1998 with the ambition to create a contemporary and critically open architectural practice that goes beyond traditional authorship and disciplinary boundaries. Over more than two decades, ENOTA’s projects have been recognized with multiple national and international awards, published widely and exhibited across Europe, reflecting a consistent commitment to architecture that carefully negotiates between community needs and institutional power, expression and restraint, and spatial program with landscape.

In this conversation we will explore how ENOTA navigates architectural practice as a collective endeavour, how their approach intersects with culture and context.