Published since 1992, Piranesi is one of the oldest architectural magazines in Central Europe, plunging along with the Piran Days of Architecture and the Piranesi Award into every important European architectural debate. Like the Piran Days, at which the Alpe-Adriatic Architectural Exhibition is presented and the Piranesi Awards are bestowed, Piranesi was also initiated and developed by its first
editor-in-chief, the Slovene architect Vojteh Ravnikar (1943–2010). The visual identity of the magazine was originally made by Ranko Novak from the DesigNovak and was redesigned by Domen Fras from the design studio Aparat. Each issue incorporates a thematic block covering important architectural events in Central Europe, along with news and information about international architectural seminars and workshops. Comprehensive insight is given into individual opuses through vivid interviews and photographic vision. A historical section is dedicated to state-of-the-art architecture of the first decades of the 20th century. Piranesi magazine is also distributed throughout Europe as well as in America. Articles are published in both original language of the author and English translation. Editor:
Robert Potokar
Editorial board:
Giovanni Vragnaz
Jana Tichá
Uroš Lobnik
Luka Skansi
Technical editor:
Staša Baranja
