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Monument to Edvard Rusjan

(Immovable Object )

Address : Erjavčeva cesta
Town/Suburb/City : Nova Gorica
Country : Slovenia
      
Description : On September 11th 1960 in Nova Gorica a monument was dedicatd to Edvard Rusjan, pioneer aviator and the first pilot of Slovene origin. Edvard Rusjan built the plane alone and only with the help of his brother and flew already in the year 1909 high up into the sky.
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Cankar Hall - Culture and Congress Center

(Immovable Object )

Address : Prešernova cesta 10
Town/Suburb/City : Ljubljana
Country : Slovenia
      
Description : Cankarjev dom is the largest Slovenian cultural and congress center. It is named after the writer Ivan Cankar (1876–1918). The building was designed by the architect Edvard Ravnikar and was built between 1977 and 1982. Construction was funded entirely by the Socialist Republic of Slovenia.
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Monument to Ivan Cankar

(Immovable Object )

Address : Prešernova cesta 10
Town/Suburb/City : Ljubljana
Country : Slovenia
      
Description : The monument standing in front of the building of Cankarjev dom (Cankarjev dom, Culture and Congress Centre), shaped in the form of a multi-layer metal cube depicting the face of Ivan Cankar, the greatest Slovenian writer, was sculpted by Slavko Tihec.
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National Assembly Building Ljubljana (Parliament)

(Immovable Object )

Address : Šubičeva ulica 4
Town/Suburb/City : Ljubljana
Country : Slovenia
      
Description : The Slovenian Parliament building, housing the National Assembly of the Republic of Slovenia, was constructed between 1954 and 1959. Designed by the architect Vinko Glanz to house the then Slovenian parliament, the People's Assembly, it was modelled on the buildings of the classical antiquity and considerably influenced by the over-emotional realism of the time of its building. The architect's solution for the façade, covered in various local varieties of stone, reflects a direct influence of works by the architect Jože Plečnik. A specialty of the building is a two-storey entrance portal flanked by Zdenko Kalin and Karl Putrih's statues representing working people. The inside of the building is decorated with paintings and frescoes by various Slovenian artists, the most outstanding being Slavko Pengov's wall painting stretching across the entire vestibule to the Grand Hall, which depicts the history of Slovenians. Since Slovenia became an independent state, the inside of the building has been renovated several times to suit the requirements of the new parliament.
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