In January 1959, the Tatjana Odrova Kindergarten (today's Sonček) was opened in Planina in Kranj. This was one of the first purpose-built kindergartens that was visited as a novelty by people from all over Europe. The main feature of the kindergarten for 60 children was the blurred connection between the interior and the large garden with existing trees. Ana Brovč, former headmistress, talks about the kindergarten.

The podcast is part of a series of recordings created for the exhibition Marjan Šorli and Domesticated Architecture, on view at the Museum of Architecture and Design from 30 September 2025 to 8 February 2026.

The houses on Velikovška in Ljubljana, built in the late 1950s for workers of the Slovenian Railways, were a small but innovative addition to the anonymous fabric of Bežigrad neighborhood residential structures. The atrium houses, joined at intervals, formed a street row, allowing a gradual transition from the public space of the street through a semi-public atrium, which is raised from the street, to the privacy of the home. Anka Jerman, who built the house together with her husband, spoke about the terraced house in 2024.

The podcast is part of a series of recordings created for the exhibition Marjan Šorli and Domesticated Architecture, on view at the Museum of Architecture and Design from 30 September 2025 to 8 February 2026.

The skyscraper brought a new urban element to Kranj with its diverse program, a mix of residential, public and commercial functions, as well as a new urban typology. The building was expected to have offices from the 1st to 6th floors, flats in between, and a panoramic restaurant on the top, on the 17th floor. Architect Primož Jeza, a former resident and grandson of Šorli's sister Slavica, talks about his first impressions of the skyscraper.

The podcast is part of a series of recordings created for the exhibition Marjan Šorli and Domesticated Architecture, on view at the Museum of Architecture and Design from 30 September 2025 to 8 February 2026