DOM SMO+MI!: projektna študija sprejema in nastanitve prosilcev za azil v Sloveniji ter idejna zasnova skupnosti mladih odraslih in migrantov na območju Samskega doma Jeranova v Ljubljani

Durakovič Koprivnik, Ema (author), Planišček, Anja (mentor)

DOM SMO+MI! (Skupnost za mlade odrasle in migrante) raziskuje problematiko nastanitev prosilcev za azil v Sloveniji. Obstoječ azilni sistem je rigiden in segregatoren s čimer posega v zasebnost in svobodo posameznikov ter zavira proces integracije. Podrobna analiza sprejema in nastanitve prosilcev pokaže, da je za uspešno integracijo potreben odmik od namestitev v institucije ter uvedba nove tipologije. Naloga se spozna s pojmom integracije in inkluzije, razišče inkluzivno oblikovanje mest in bivalnega okolja ter nastavi principe za oblikovanje novih nastanitvenih nastanitev. Na degradirani, državni parceli v strnjenem stanovanjskem naselju predlaga prenovo obstoječe stavbe ter nadgadnjo v skupnost. Zasnova projekta temelji na ustvarjanju kvalitetnih bivalnih prostorov ter spremljevalnega programa, ki spodbujaj aktivno sodelovanje in integracijo. Projekt se odmakne od omejujočih zakonodajnih okvirjev, ter s pomočjo primerov dobre prakse iz tujine predlaga novo rešitev.

• Language: Slovenian
• Keywords: arhitektura, prenova, stanovanja, sobivanje, skupnost, azilni dom, izpostava azilnega doma, azil, prosilci za azil, begunci, migranti, integracija, inkluzija
• Work type: Master's thesis/paper
• Typology: 2.09 - Master's Thesis
• Organization: FA - Faculty of Architecture
• Publication status: Published
• Place of publishing: Ljubljana
• Year: 2025
• Number of pages: 165 str.
• PID: 20.500.12556/RUL-175458
• COBISS.SI-ID: 257681155
• Publication date in RUL: 28.10.2025

Secondary language

• Language: English
• Title: SMO+MI! HOUSING: project study of admission and accomodation of asylum seekers in Slovenia and conceptual design of sommunity for young adults and immigrants in the area of Jeranova single persons residence in Ljubljana

Abstract

HOUSING SMO+MI! (Community for Young Adults and Migrants) explores the issue of asylum seekers’ accommodation in Slovenia. The existing asylum system is rigid and segregating, thereby intruding into individuals’ privacy and freedom, and hindering the process of integration. A detailed analysis of reception and accommodation of asylum seekers shows that successful integration requires a departure from institutional housing and the introduction of a new typology. The thesis engages with the concept of integration and inclusion, examines inclusive design of cities and living environments, and sets principles for shaping new accommodation facilities. On a degraded state-owned plot within a dense residential neighborhood, it proposes the renovation of an existing building and its upgrade into a community. The design of the project is based on creating quality living spaces and a supporting program that encourages active participation and integration. The project distances itself from restrictive legislative frameworks and, with the help of good practice examples from abroad, proposes a new solution.

• Keywords: architecture, refurbishment, housing, co-living, community, asylum housing, asylum, asylum seekers, refugees, immigrants, integration, inclusion